Tuesday, December 1, 2015

12.1.15 And you swear beneath your breath


When you live near the forests and the outwaters and the river and the farmer's fields and the small old mountains but not by the ocean, 

when you visit the ocean you stop and watch how the waters are so green and blue and placid or wild and you breathe so deeply just remembering that inimitable scent 

as you sit by the rocks, the immersed glistening seaweeds, and the ebb and flow of our earth's waters make small sounds beside you in communion always with the moon, 



and you lie down upon huge old cold rocks while your back soaks in the sunshine and the whole place seeps into your mind and your memory and your pores and you swear beneath your breath  to your deep wise self that you will never forget the sight and the sound and the feel of the rocks and the flow.


 

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