Traversing and ConversingA Poem by Different WingsA few days of doing just that
I knock down tiny natural sculptures of snow
traversing across a plane that is at once a barren tundra, and a field of wonder first due to the remnants then due to the present crunch, calls the ice to my boots breathe, whispers the wind to my lips slush and hope are barely underfoot prayer and birds just nearly overhead with each step a newfound flow of energy once lost, and now so timelessly regained Soon it is another day, some force brings us the other way while still not leading us astray, and ever-tempting me to stay time slows down pureness, up furnace left behind as wind is right and only sanctity seems wrong Now, at last, the white particles return, and once again the fields turn to scattered checkerboards awash with bittersweet we remain tempted but now I press just sculptures of flattened mud.
© 2013 Different WingsAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on April 3, 2011 Last Updated on April 9, 2013 Tags: winter, snow, walking, dog, conversing, tranquility AuthorDifferent WingsVTAboutHello! I live in small town New England, USofA. I enjoy writing in many forms, and invite you to read and critique as I do. I have taken all of the writing-attached photos, unless otherwise stated, .. more..Writing
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