Do you remember life before the internet?
Reading without distractions.
Owning things: books, music, movies.
That particular silence outdoors.
Clothes that lasted.
Postcards.

…actually, why not?
Do you remember life before the internet?
Reading without distractions.
Owning things: books, music, movies.
That particular silence outdoors.
Clothes that lasted.
Postcards.
In the silence
the need to be blossoms slowly
like a tree takes time to grow
a moment to leave what’s lost
allow what’s lonely
and wander out into the open snow.
Outside, clouds shining
dark white, mother-of-pearl
the sea in the sky over
green peaks dusted, swaying
the cold beauty of a winter morning.
In the shadows, ancient trees
endless thoughts, sweeps of feeling
dark in light, hot in warm
like will o’ the wisps a-murmuring
too light for the heaviness of words
glowing in silence
flashing
voiceless
silent as an ancient song.
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