in Urdhva Dhanurasana
you can see your heels if
turn your head, also called
the upward bow, or, the
wheel pose.
Yesterday, the wind
blew me uphill when
I was trying to go down,
I've been trying to get
closer to myself, to
my heels, and too
often do I ask
the wrong
questions.
In a devotional by Oswald
Chambers he goes on to say
that god is unimpressed by
earnestness, so then what?
I reach for my heels.
Sep 30, 2014
Sep 30, 2014 at 11:41 AM UTC
in Urdhva Dhanurasana
you can see your heels if
turn your head, also called
the upward bow, or, the
wheel pose.
Yesterday, the wind
blew me uphill when
I was trying to go down,
I've been trying to get
closer to myself, to
my heels, and too
often do I ask
the wrong
questions.
In a devotional by Oswald
Chambers he goes on to say
that god is unimpressed by
earnestness, so then what?
I reach for my heels.
(c) Brooke Otto 2014.
consisting of several poems I've
been trying to write for the past
couple days. I decided break
them own and combine
them.
