Rock GardenA Poem by Gary SRock Garden
You and all your friends lift boulders from the truck and place them in random patterns like floating driftwood on a black sea.
You carefully swirl the white sand with a seven tong rake until waves in a lake come to mind lapping at the rocks.
Finally, you plant the bonsai and other evergreens where they might like to grow.
Does anyone care? The words run like a river, have nowhere else to go except through our minds, and we wonder why we situate, and rake, and plant as if our lives depended on it. �"Gary S © 2024 Gary S |
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Added on April 13, 2024 Last Updated on April 13, 2024 AuthorGary SCAAboutGary is a retired professor of composition and poetry writing. He still writes poetry, draws, and likes to bicycle to stay healthy. Also, is a vegan. more..Writing
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