Seasons of Mind
When neither the midyears,
crisp flowing breath may be felt,
or its revelations taken part in,
I find myself pondering expiration.
As if,
in some vivid fashion
I might be released from
the vessel i am bound within.
As if,
my soul will be capable of filling the space
surrounding my confinement
and become more than you
or I imagine is possible.
But I pause.
Dragged again to actuality
How true are the teeth
of the fresh cycles grip.
How powerful the force
we cannot measure by sight.
How deep is this natural scheme
to slow the mind
and solidify the fluids around us
until both are immobile.
Until both are unable to flow in the direction
that springs fresh life hails from.
But when this beacon perforates
both mind and setting, it is realized that
warmer days will come.
Better days will come.
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