Kumo

by D.   Jan 14, 2019


We were skipping
stones across a gilded lake -

flat rocks sink
after four hops along
the surface,

mosquitoes tip toe;
reeds rustle;
crickets chirrup -

my heart is in my mouth,
and my head is in the clouds;

I take two steps back,
and imagine my body breaking
the still reflection
of the temple,

a rock will suffice,

1,
2,
3,

the sunlight stings
my eyes.

4


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  • 5 years ago

    by Michael

    Daniel, skimming stones was such a great past time and present thing to do. i like the imagery you conjure up, and a well written tale

    M :)

  • 5 years ago

    by Mr. Darcy

    Breaking the superficial surface tension may well reveal more that the reflected clouds... risking it all for something more than just this mere two dimentions.

    Inspirational.

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