Reading bell hooks by the Elkhorn
when you slow down,
you realize just how much movement
there truly is all around us:
Whitman’s creek,
your grandfather in the cardinals,
the mama raccoon,
the roly polies,
the wind,
our breathing,
yet somehow everything feels so still
later, the sun
a bright orange orb
sinking into the horizon
beams through the painted, full clouds:
i look over, & your eyes read my poetry
there’s nothing here but love
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I love this!
Also, I just read Appalachian Elegy, so this resonated in many ways!