In The Time That’s Left
In the time that’s left
I want to taste
all the wild that still remains.
I want to walk
in the whispered mystery of the grass.
I want to spend
evenings perched as the mountains seduce the sun,
holding the useless hope that
such conduct will melt my shrill away.
I want to live Lazarus-like,
resurrected in the sudden poetry of autumn,
perfecting what the old-timers called
the trick of quiet.
the trick of quiet.
Yes, please. Please. All of this. Exactly this.
or at least wildly tasting
while whispering a mystery
Wild and beautiful, I love it!