Body
Take only photos, leave only footprints,
The mantra of the visitor
To nature's stoop.
We tread lightly on our mother's carpet,
The grass or soil or sand deforms
Under shoe or sole.
We watch as our cousins trot or sway or chirp
As our brother sets on the horizon,
Brilliant and silent.
Together are we on our little world, starstuff all.
As much of the ground or sky
As we are each other.
Watch as the stars rearrange themselves,
See the passing of eras, young ones,
Rise to your feet and behold.
A pair of mallards sits on a
Manicured stone by an
Artificial fountain
Ah, the massive continuity of ducks
Here there be lakes,
(Or ponds, or even fountains)
Here there be ducks.
Idk who needs to hear this (probably everyone) but your body is a good body. Even if you don’t like the way it looks or people have made you feel bad about. Literally all bodies are good bodies. Have a good day and don’t forget to be kind to yourself and your body.
magnet poetry always does good in curing writers block.
Her fingers, the wispy breath of young wheat.
An Ohio summer hangs like a warm towel after swimming.
We kickball ideas over the nylon floor of the trampoline;
She recites revisions for her newest novel.
The dank rot of sweet hay and dirt wafts over memories.
(ione meraki 2024)