By: Reanna Marchman
A lone dead tree
Grey and shaded in
Still taking root into the hard dry ground
Stretching its branches to the sky
The light shines upon it
Longing to give life
Living water is what’s needed
Brought by a cloud covered sky
Which masks the scorching sun
The green-blue sky of this tree’s world
The orange and red sun
Strain to give color to the picture
But the tree is what I
Long to see life and color in.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Learning to See Things Through Another Set of Eyes
By: Reanna Marchman
I am the gun metal colored lizard
Running over the concrete into the planter
Hiding amongst the forest of plants
Covered from the squelching sun
Staring at the human
Staring at me
Bobbing up and down
Moving slightly
Hiding again amongst the towering green
I am the skateboarder
Pushing across the concrete
Breathing the air as it hits my face
Cooled by the wind against the beating sun
Looking at the world
Looking at me
Watching it stream past
Balancing gracefully
Pushing again against gravity and air.
I am the gun metal colored lizard
Running over the concrete into the planter
Hiding amongst the forest of plants
Covered from the squelching sun
Staring at the human
Staring at me
Bobbing up and down
Moving slightly
Hiding again amongst the towering green
I am the skateboarder
Pushing across the concrete
Breathing the air as it hits my face
Cooled by the wind against the beating sun
Looking at the world
Looking at me
Watching it stream past
Balancing gracefully
Pushing again against gravity and air.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
A Peak Through The Fissure Between Two Worlds
By: Reanna Marchman
A hazy cloud cover
hovering
Over vegetated mountains
Blurring
Down into the troposphere below
A Radiant blue background
With a white grey smudge
The light shines through where these two worlds meet
Like mercury paint fading into an azure painted canvas
The two
Blending and meshing into one another
As the precipitation melts
Down
Into the green earth
below
Celestial illumination
Where atmosphere meets Adam’s ale.
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