Maple SyrupA Poem by John Anderson
If ever the time comes, and I say I will stay
Search your heart for your truth It’s really all that matters We cross-fire like twisted circuits And the blue spark, arcs across the distance and charges us Like the dancing, jagged lightning out the northern window The winds approach from the East And an east wind bodes poorly If in the path, run, or stay. Turn to Western skies, the sun sets fairly On the Mother Earth as she rotates She spins like our hearts and minds. If ever the time came, when I said I would leave It would be like a warm breath Candle’s glow turning faint The lodge now is empty Warm smells of wood in the air Knotty pine is bleeding The sap of life still runs Thicker today than yesterday As the winter approaches White frosted centres Like a heart that is brittle Patterns on the pane of my soul Spring thaw, and the sap sweetens again Trickles through wooden flutes Delectable in fragrance and taste As fragrant as smells not yet smelled Nor tastes not yet tasted Our spring still comes. © 2014 John AndersonReviews
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