Centered
Under a patchwork
Of infant-leafed trees,
With May-whispered breeses
About her face–
Overhead sunlight triggered
Shadow dances on the surface
Of the creek’s water,
With rolled up pant legs
On unsure and bared feet
In inch-worm-lock scoots,
She waded
With hands out stretched
In a shaky ballance
A tedious search
Of a for-certain trail
Hidden under the spring silt-muddled currents.
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The light is really bouncing around in the first stanza. And I can feel the mud between my toes in the second.
Lovely!