'The process of extracting maple syrup is generally called maple sugaring or simply sugaring. This process involves tapping the trees to collect the sap, and then evaporating the water from the sap in a process called boiling until it thickens into syrup."
kinda like writing it, it, poetry
and been up for hours and every notion bidden and unbidden become a maddening drip of syrup, a challenge to catch and release every stray dog thought becomes me
and the internal query of anybody with just half a brain, is, course, will I ever get tapped out?
can't see it, can't feel it, the sap I am^ is the sap in me, colored by 5786 years of genetic mystery
and every time that haunting notion that occurs oft near, around and on my date of birth^^ what if the poetry ceases?
sunders me, &whip the yellow legal pad out, list and listen to a recital of my pros and cons, and despite my very bad selfish judgement
I, start all over again
will I ever be tapped out?
Sure! when all the water in my body, evaporates
nml> 5:17am Mon Oct 6 20-25
A play on the word SAP, and its contradictory meanings