Even the Waves Know Stillness
By the sea
in the winter
even the waves
know stillness.
But I
love storms
most of all.
For in the midst
of all the snow
there is a vast
nothingness.
The world seems
to hold its breath
and
everything is
tragically silent.
Snowflakes
the size of
fingertips
or
universes
fall,
the sun waits patiently.
The ocean stalls
in all its haste
and takes
a moment
to delicately add
each flake
to its collection.
I lay
on the ground
for an hour
or more
until my clothes
are soaked through
and
my face is frozen
in permanent content.
And my body too
becomes
the sea
and
the snow blessings fall
on me
as well.
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