oh to shrink myself
to walk the labyrinthine
paths of the anthill
oh to shrink myself
to walk the labyrinthine
paths of the anthill
closed up for winter
the ants have sealed their windows
against the deluge
tiny living things
magnificent architects
cities built from sand
colony of bugs
sand-built city in the rocks
dressed in luscious moss
the wind blown out
occasional cars pass by
a single dog barks
honest crinkly smile
the mystery of the mask
his eyes reading hers
red geranium
wearing snowflakes as a hood
winter meets summer
below my window
words floating on cloudy breath
ice crunches underfoot
silent skies once more
working through the alphabet
pause and whisper O
the birds admiring
a morning so bright and fresh
share their joyful song
I dream so I write ..
“Wings are an illusive notion. Some may possess them, but they are not very visible, and as for me, there isn’t the least sign of a feather.” -Amy Carmichael
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