Thinking about it, I
tend to sprinkle
seeds, gardening weeding,
writing cooking and all the
other ways of trying to leave
something of
something of
me behind, so that I am part of the
past that is to come.
I shake a couple of cookery-covered
fingers’ bits of flour,
spice, onto the floor,
spice, onto the floor,
rubbing my hands together
anticipating the relish of spring’s dirt,
coming soon, recalling how I
squish lupine and peony pods for later
planting, trying to tell about all of this
rich messiness in the words
stored up in memory, while
stored up in memory, while
trying to figure out the hardiness
to brim the coming storms.
I may never do all the things I
said I’d do, may never tick
some certain devilments
off the master list
off the list
but I can try like bloody hell.
Now night time signals that it
settles in new ways,
they’re vibrant,
those interstitials
and along the paisley of
the way the world looks to me
there is latitude for new
imaginings at every sinew I can
think about, my own
Our own
just the wilding
all of it, our own, for us
looking at the moon out there tonight
it seems we are expecting storm, but
I say that we’ve been in it
and it speaks to us
and it speaks to us
tho all it asks is that
we stay the course
we stay the course
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