
credit Lordess Foudre
“All Compost Rots, but not all Rot is Compost”
Lower to the ground.
Kneel and assume, ‘the position’
Reverence: earth, seed, soil
Spring’s sacred cathedral.
Born of winter’s promise
composed, decomposed, Composted
last year fades, surrenders, spirals
More becomes Less
Less formed in darkness,
turned and (re)turned to soil,
Seeds break open to
gamble on new life.
Will I submit to this process
Circle back around
gather lost and shattered bits,
the organic matter of my life
Compost intimate details
brokenness, unshed tears,
turn towards the fragility
not beyond, take the gamble
roots of estrangement
embraced with compassion
Circle back around again
nothing left behind, unattended
no longer in pieces I assume
‘the position’ (re)forming
this new life, this light
born in darkness.
Beautiful!
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Each line is so brilliantly constructed and easily perfect. I loved the entire piece. 😊
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Your comment makes all the time spent thinking it through worth it. Thank you!
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Beautiful, Janet. Precious sharing.
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thank you!
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I love “Spring’s sacred cathedral” and the reverence to the natural cycle of things. Thank you for sharing this.
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Thank you Melissa, yes, the natural cycle…
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