stop for a moment and read this poem.
let the greenery of it rustle in the wind
and there you are a child of the wind yourself
that blows all corners of the map in the fairy tale,
remember?
you were at work and now you're not and you can breathe
and in the poem are all the roses you have forgot
each individual rose scent each colour, contour and the petals
drifting
or you are at home and hear your mother calling you in
from the blue grained dusk
look up from your invoices for a moment
from your latest to do list in the kingdom of what must be done.
oh shun. shun everything but the clouds in the afternoon sky and
later on
they will turn to rubies emeralds yellow diamonds.
this is for you then
when it happens:
remember the poem that told you so.
mary angela douglas 18 october 2021
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