A poetry journal of everyday clippings |
| Watching the Current The riverbank has swollen to drown the wayward vine, creeping into its territory, as the end of spring renovates the skin of the earth. A brown scaly branch bounces downstream to meet its insignificant decay, taking with it a memory of the mother tree, and I, with a book on my lap, watch the water pour over the boulders, savoring the flow without an attitude or a yearning. If there could be a moment in life in which I could stay forever, this would be it. . |