My window
looks out on salt water,
For miles between
the Olympics and Cascades.
Yet it’s
this corner upstairs, where I witness,
All life’s
beauty and when it fades.
I see a
hundred years of history,
In saw marks
powered by Penn Cove tides…
The loss of
hero poets, cold weather,
Deaths of pets, loves time divides.
There’s a
war brewing deep inside me…
Peruse past
photos or the window’s view?
I’m prone to
celebrate the past,
Hope
screams, “Embrace the new”!
Mortality's
nipping at my heels.
I’m walking
a tightrope on life’s cusp,
In this
corner of my upstairs’ room,
Looking for
oil while starting to rust.
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