thunderstorms
bring precipitation
to the city
speckling sidewalks with raindrops
refreshing
urbanity
reset from
thunderous bustling streets
as people duck inside
transformed
Photo by Alex Pham via Pexels
two elfchens
thunderstorms
bring precipitation
to the city
speckling sidewalks with raindrops
refreshing
urbanity
reset from
thunderous bustling streets
as people duck inside
transformed
Photo by Alex Pham via Pexels
One day, when the moon is in the sky, I will reach out to touch it. I might hope for an embrace that it cannot reciprocate. I might stumble in its light. I might weep. I might struggle to move that insurmountable rock. I might try to replace it with other rock. I might lean against craggy walls, learning what every cliff face looks like from the bottom. I might hurt.
One day, when the sun is in the sky, I will tap my fingers on the dining table. The wood might maintain my prints. It might not. I might stare longingly out the window. My gaze might race to meet the horizon faster than my legs could ever run. I might lie down on the floor. I might rest. I might face my greatest fears. I’m not sure I yet know what those are.
One day, when the moon is in the sky, I might not be there to see it.
featured photo by Dids via Pexels
a free verse poem
feet stay planted firmly,
immune to the
meandering beat,
and yet the fingers tap,
the body sways,
betraying the resolute
boots.