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December 15, 2013
A back with two backs
may be whole once, but then crack,
and yes still be quite natural
and, if wholesome, beautiful.
A yin and a yang might
fit together with tight
proximity. But who’s to say
that this must be your way?
You speak, I speak,
no longer quite so weak.
Stronger in the idea that
grounds are better for you flat.
And would it really hurt that much
to experiment with a new touch?
© Christine W., Waynesville, OH
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