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In the early morning And even later, still, The lake’s surface is Full, an inverted Seamless sky. It is easy to rest here, To feel no pull to move Or to act. Instead, I watch purple martins Swoop, dip, nearly collide. Nearby, in a half-completed Project, you stop and look to me, Lifting your hand In reverence to this new pull Neither of us understands. Weeks later, I will remember This day as a prayer, A single offering: Windless sky on water, Winged salutations, your eyes.
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Aug 18, 2010
Aug 18, 2010 at 3:54 PM UTC
Anti-gravity
In the early morning And even later, still, The lake’s surface is Full, an inverted Seamless sky. It is easy to rest here, To feel no pull to move Or to act. Instead, I watch purple martins Swoop, dip, nearly collide. Nearby, in a half-completed Project, you stop and look to me, Lifting your hand In reverence to this new pull Neither of us understands. Weeks later, I will remember This day as a prayer, A single offering: Windless sky on water, Winged salutations, your eyes.
April 2009
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Aug 18, 2010
Aug 18, 2010 at 3:54 PM UTC
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