Like
Trees
the water
changes daily–
gray,
green, blue, white,
black,
glassy, ripples, rollers,
whitecaps,
mountains. Fish
jump
everywhere you look one day.
The next
is blank, featureless ocean.
I
remember walking a park on the hill
in
Louisville after a tornado: hardwoods
snapped
like children’s toys, six-ton Pick Up
Stix, strewn on top of one another. Hours
before,
we walked the trail for the hundredth,
two-hundredth
time. After the storm, we got
lost in
the jumble. the water is like that. easy
to lose yourself. never the same. never anchored.
to lose yourself. never the same. never anchored.
2 comments:
Beautifully disturbing and so true. The water demands respect.
Ah, lovely, and so true! Each day on our bay is a surprise, sometimes magic, other times miracle.
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