A Bridge to CrossA Poem by Richard WilliamsNature's impending change.Caterpillar... as you ambulate along this log you seem to sniff, as if you were a furry nose. I watch you in your hastened crawl and think about the change to come, when wings become a part of you if you survive your winter sleep. Woolly bear, what can equate the novel coat you wear? Now you have inched beneath the log and I must go. May providence uphold your nap in cradle-song cocoon. A stain of ice pervades the air although the sky is blue. (I'm glad I stopped along this road to watch this creature in its world.) Caterpillar, the winter solstice may find you wrapped in warm embrace, silently in bliss amid the snowy leaves, awaiting delicate wings. Worm-like little basset, apace as larva go. Will you find peace within the snow? Do you sense the magic of your impending change? Does autumn urge you on with thumb? Perhaps you span the synergy of who you are and what your ends decree. © 2010 Richard Williams |
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