Fading familiar

The pattern etched, a well-worn groove,

Resisting what might help us move.

For fear the new will leave us bare,

We clutch the solace nestled there.

Though wisdom whispers, "Let it go,"

The tethered spirit answers, "No."

This fragile piece, this constant thing,

A shaky hope that change won't bring.

All accumulation me apart

 

Common protect grandparent wisdom

 

Violation idiots cause vanity

 

Fate twice another I

 

Earth breath

Our rigid lines, our ordered space,

A fleeting grip on time and place.

The wild heart waits, with quiet grace,

To bloom again, in its own pace.

Hate it void love