Once every thousand years
Stillness fades into a shape
That men may crucify.
THE CHILD MEDITATES
The oak-tree in front of my house
Smells different every morning.
Sometimes it smells fresh and wise
Like my mother’s hair.
Once every thousand years
Stillness fades into a shape
That men may crucify.
The oak-tree in front of my house
Smells different every morning.
Sometimes it smells fresh and wise
Like my mother’s hair.