The birds are quiet tonight, full bellies I guess. Lots of worms and bugs and fish. But the wash of water’s all around, the splash of puddles, a robust rush, behind the shrubs and trees and brush.
The first lustrous light of dawn, Like the season’s first red rose to open, Like the downbeat in your favorite song. Worth the wait. A pulse born to modulate. A natural rhythm we seize upon for the solace of what’s constant.
“Do one thing every day that scares you.” ― Eleanor Roosevelt
Where to walk. Which way to steer. Dread and fear, Scared. Terror???
Some of my best moments Were past sunset, Meandering about my favorite woodlands, Relaxed and comfortable, In my element. But I’m watching Stranger Things these days, And I wonder, Why these folks persist in wandering, after dark, Among those tall trees, In the woodlands. And I think, “Get out of there!”
Much as I love my trees, And I’ve wandered, past sunset, later than I should, Among my favorite trees, Off the path, and down to the creek, I’d never crawl through a hole in a tree, through the Upside Down muck and the distinctly creepy.
Where to walk. Which way to steer. Dread and fear, And scary terror.
Alarmed, upset, Sometimes, I fear, Scared to death.
it’s still quiet not quite night soft rain drops on leaves somewhere high above it’s quiet and it’s still dry under the canopy beneath the cover of leaves high above me