Sitting in the grass,
Dew is dampening my jeans,
Gently seeping through the fibers.
The wind moves the grass across my feet,
My arms, my hands.
Soft, rustly caresses.
I sway with the grass.
Sitting in the tree,
My book forgotten aside,
Lying open in the branches.
The wind bends the tree into a grace,
It sighs to ground,
Great, humbling magnitude.
I bow with the tree.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Wind movement
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