The wind-chime alerts me to the presence of zephyrs breezes there in the moment present anon and shortly thereafter I am whisked past treetops to the very top of a world turned turvy-topsy a tourist at low altitude a one person echelon I party on linger on I cruise there but not missile more like a small bird on a gentle bank across a yard a Spring or Summer or an Autumn day for it's not Winter yet and of course there is Sun and of course there's dew it's morning time for air to move the music, stir the heart cc: CC '22
Archive for November, 2022
...and the soft rain's irregular patter convinces me that the night is still young I am caught in-between the droplets far and near is the only sound in the dark is me in the dark a collar up keeps me warm and a blanket overhead keeps out the shiver I'm a child in a tent a reveler in the storm cool water sprays my forehead - and I am blessed baptized immortally timeless morally tireless relentless in the pursuit of the hum of the now cc: Chagall '22
Seems lately all I do is fall, trip lightly like a tongue-twisted fool yet again, forego the light, should I stay? So easy to cascade to that place past the horizon to fade away to where the new day breaks where surf hugs me close to sand, and I rise... I glisten in sun prisms all about me damp and saline tethered alive cc: CC '22
How does the wind keep track of the trillions of leaves it blows the infinite tiny barbs of feather it ruffles in flight the colorful kites strung taut in their journeys, guiding youthful hands the dandelion dander on behalf of a wish on its way to new-found love the many tears on cheeks to account for, to someday dry to whisk away the aromas it wafts, the melodies it lilts the voices it fades, this busy wind cc: CC '22
The white-throated sparrow trills a song for her travels in search of long and warmer days Young call to old, call to young, a call for all to rise up, to spread wings The chatter in the local aerie, the ado - the buzz about the canopy The eldest is gone cc: CC '22
he would, she would I certainly would... why wooden shoe? cc: cc '22