On things that have no standing
winding roads, charging winds
worlds, swallow fast,
cars, homes, cities and everything in it
pace yourself
taste the rhythms
salt-melted, gentility
galaxies of the mind
a quest beyond identity
hardened label pups
of whom nothing is for certain
a wooden plaque
scores boards and fools
heaps and heaps of untreasured rubber
blown by a nail, hammered
into place
drag, hamp, bounce
one used spare
buried against another
possibly abandon potential,
empty pursuits, burning-
pneumonia air – catch your death out there
bundle up, head in the clouds
long walks inside
gentility, the pausing mind
covers the worlds we know
softens, liquid, snow
grace renewed
sweep our prayers to God
and grace our dreams,
beleived~ kindness sis. Krissy
Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
WRITTEN WITH REAL HEART.
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Amen to this and thinking that “pneumonia air” is sometimes about winter and sometimes about cold hearts.
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