A babies' cry is as natural as the mushrooms uprooting-- puhpowee-- two births into the world; life made anew.
But then there is
the rush of train tracks outside the window, or the sound of a wolf howling at the moon, the feeling of bare feet on dewdrops, and watching a hawk sweep down to a lagoon
Dance the tango with me. two left feet I am spores, two left feet I am floating
and then I crash down, burnt paper and burnt cigarettes, I have a cut on my face, I have cut tulips in a vase.
I wish I could stand in a mirror and confront what I see feminine physique, feminine plastique two beady little eyes staring back at me
my eyes tell stories of deceit, my eyes tell stories of no sleep, when I look in the mirror I don't see me but a bare-***** woman numb in her defeat
these suicidal lullabies in rose-colored dreams are how I say hello to the world for I am cruelly stuck in its' twisted seams
one day I'll drink salt water and float out to sea Edna Pontellier, I am the real tease.
Entropy - the gradual decline into disorder
Puhpowee- a Potawatomi word that means the force that pushes a mushroom out of the ground, the unseen energy that animates everything
Edna Pontellier- the main character in Kate Chopin's The Awakening. The novel ends with Pontellier drowning in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico