one day my feet will just let go of the ground, and I will fall into the sky
I will walk without waver hand over hand over hand on the power lines, an act on the electric high wire that this circus won't see because its patrons fail to look up
and since nothing is grave without gravity I will sing to the birds a melody they have never heard, a legacy tended by mockingbirds in the lullabies they offer their young
and as I tumble on through the sky, I will gaze on this bright planet over a scene reduced to green-blue and the seamless blend of wonder and disaster
and I will face the black open arms filling with stars, then I will put on my coat as my mama told me so I'll not catch cold in space