By and large
she was
far and wee.
© Chagall 2015
One of my favorites. Hoping your week is going well. —Chagall

Static – the new day
insects and birds rise to greet suns birthed everywhere
inner ears tickle the first time sounds like water
echo there in caves
No words for color
regions of my body burn just as god intends
minty oxygen invigorates my being
a pinch now and then
We grow outside-in
win or lose the games we dare to risk all of it
late morning near noon the days’ crossroads are many
so worlds come prepared
Sleep’s long swept away
the heart of the day absorbs strong light from above
dirt and rain combine to break down all of the lush
covered seed split open
What doesn’t grow right
gets discarded but in time heals perfectly flawed
singularities for the poets to ponder
for painters to feign
We crawl then we fly
cry out loud above the rest our forgotten calls
in dappled clearings we romp under heavy…
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The butterfly landed, I said
Stay with me, there’s nothing out there
but genetically modified milk thistle, what’s left of it
here it’s all good, all pure.
She lifted in a breeze, traced a crazy pattern
as Monarchs do, and for a moment I thought . . .
she got steadily smaller in sunlight and was gone.
© Chagall 2015