I hold onto the earth with a firm grip.Tendrils of being curl around me and,
like cats' tails, soft, boldly entwine others
who come to greet and meet here in worship.
I crave the un-touch of spirit, and soI am generous with my reach. I darelet go of earth and stretch further overmy weighted feet, my bare feet, balanced.
In our tendrils we find each other andclose our eyes to breathe light and dark,to settle under the scent of spiritthat buffers sound, that enhances silence.
Here, I lose count of my arms and fingers,of my word-ed exhales and time itself.
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© 2022 Susan L. Chast
I like that.
ReplyDeleteReading this poem is much like walking in the forest, the green tendrils, the peace, the connection of everything we humans are not, yet long for. Really really beautiful, Susan.
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