No hurries—no worries.
I can sit to meditate on the sun—
or the rain.
Rain that cleanses
And smells like spring—
or summer.
I walk miles alone.
Crowded only by thoughts.
Or I can hide with multitudes
It is all the same—
this feeling of now.
I swim in the ocean
Or a lake or a stream—
Wade through creeks
trickling with that sound
that brings soft sleep.
I catch a hook in my mouth
And jump with the bass
Flopping to be free
Once again.
I can do all these things in my own time.
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15
MAR
2015
MAR
2015
About the Author:
Elaine Webster writes fiction, creative non-fiction, essays and poetry from her studio in Las Cruces, New Mexico—in the heart of the Land of Enchantment. “It’s easy to be creative surrounded by the beauty of Southern New Mexico. We have the best of everything—food, art, culture, music and sense of community.”