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i.


Foam upon the shore hugs close


But does not know of me


The winding sea stews in throes


Of her possibilities.



Spoken prose from wordless lips


Tasteless and bitter I am spit


Seep into cracks without a sound.


I am here, abound.



The maize blow in numbers


The wind combing through her hair


With amber dawns a plunder.


You can find me there.



The world,


My humble resting place,


Unfurls in my grasp.



Fall bleeds to early spring


and through the days


I pass.

 
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