8 June: The Nature of Friday

The Nature of Friday

I.

I swam where the sea matched the land
Brightest white as the whitest sand, and 
Beside me long sheaths of kelp did fan.

Written for Ink in Thirds – Three Line Thursday “adventure” 

II.

It seemed that every surface of my skin
were leaves and bark stuck on my limbs. 

My eyes blind although my sight could
see, broad and steady, an old oak tree. 

I am the forest’s deep rooted ghost,
myself, I guessed, a greenery host. 

Rain fell, and as I woke on kneeling knees
I dreamt that I was a very old tree.


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8 responses to “8 June: The Nature of Friday”

    1. That is the most extraordinary choice. It is the essence of what inspired these poems. Thank you seems insufficient. But thank you nevertheless.

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  1. Beauty in your words. “I dreamt that I was a very old tree.” I’d like to have that dream.

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    1. Dreams are odd things. They can just turn from peaceful to weird, and you wake up thinking “WHAT?”

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      1. Yes they can. Long as they don’t turn scary though I’m fine.

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