Somewhere between the chest and the throat,
the passage of breath surrenders
to an almost ticklish rendering of too much of today.
My fingers heal the invisible lines that divide a soul,
the ying and the yang come alive in a doorbell,
a pot of soup steams its way through the nose --
the onion, parsley, salt, pepper -- all scooped up
in half a second of oxygen.
Daily, the clothes shift their weight on this body,
a few nails, the half - moons of uncut-ness .
Somewhere down, a road beckons. The same one you take.
Its the everyday course,
familiarity dissolving in a mound of the unexplored.
Is there a possibility to still be surprised?
And those mornings?
I demand a few stars whose lights drift me off to myself.
the passage of breath surrenders
to an almost ticklish rendering of too much of today.
My fingers heal the invisible lines that divide a soul,
the ying and the yang come alive in a doorbell,
a pot of soup steams its way through the nose --
the onion, parsley, salt, pepper -- all scooped up
in half a second of oxygen.
Daily, the clothes shift their weight on this body,
a few nails, the half - moons of uncut-ness .
Somewhere down, a road beckons. The same one you take.
Its the everyday course,
familiarity dissolving in a mound of the unexplored.
Is there a possibility to still be surprised?
And those mornings?
I demand a few stars whose lights drift me off to myself.
Gorgeous!
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