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As the rose garden is a thief to the day, I am a thief to it at night I feel the earth, the soil still buzzing with the sun’s warmth I feel the earth like a chest, the soil is the same temperature as the inside of my mouth, and I understand I could be buried here and remain very much alive I determine bees and insects are asleep (do they sleep?) if insects sleep, is heaven paralyzed like this garden? like maybe photos in a picture book. and the bugs live for only a few days, science tells me, and yet they beat their wings and know exactly what to do if I had them would I know how just as they do?
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 11:08 PM UTC
If I were a bee
As the rose garden is a thief to the day, I am a thief to it at night I feel the earth, the soil still buzzing with the sun’s warmth I feel the earth like a chest, the soil is the same temperature as the inside of my mouth, and I understand I could be buried here and remain very much alive I determine bees and insects are asleep (do they sleep?) if insects sleep, is heaven paralyzed like this garden? like maybe photos in a picture book. and the bugs live for only a few days, science tells me, and yet they beat their wings and know exactly what to do if I had them would I know how just as they do?
z-m-scholl
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Jul 2, 2017
Jul 2, 2017 at 11:08 PM UTC
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