Finger Walking

Finger Walking

A Poem by SilentDream

My peace comes when I sit and face you
I wait for permission in the pause
Place my hands on both sides of your head
Spread my fingers, bow my head just because 
I feel you and the stress that's grown in you
and the pulsing beneath my thumbs
My stillness is not yet your calm
Its weight feels like where you've come from
But I'm meant to hold you in silence
Finger walking around each temple
Kiss the doorway to your disquiet
Apply pressure, both firm and gentle
This is my work and (I'm learning) my calling
Heal us both through the power of touch,
accepting release in this moment 
and lingering oneness as such

© 2020 SilentDream


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Added on April 25, 2020
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SilentDream
SilentDream

Baltimore, MD



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Zsanece Brown was born in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1976. Much of her poetry is inspired by dreams and love, longing and the comfort found in silence. Her work has often been described as bordering on t.. more..

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