Static Song
I ran through the wood,
snapping moldy twigs
and low-living branches.
The wind weathered
at my shoulders,
carrying the cries
of the rustling leaves,
the mellow wailing
of the brook-
trapped in their world
of nonliving. They yelled
at me like they always had
done, exposing themselves
to my unsightly eyes-
usually nothing more
than overlooked timbres.
I cackled at the wind-
sure, these leaves and
the creek might be seized
screaming forever and a day,
but in time I would be made
to stop running.
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