The Roots1
I close my eyes Searching, to make sense of the space; Inside and out The dark but warm container of silence embraces me. I sink inside, like a snail in its shell And melt. Quietly, softly I sink inside (Pause)
Searching Breath in, breath out
A wind blows over me, Gentle, cold. I sink inside
Searching
A light shine in my shell Pleasant, bright.
Still searching
I raise my head. My arms Recall memories from a place; I found my roots through my dream.
Still, I feel suspended, fluttering between spaces inside and out!
Footnotes
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A poem by Yasaman Moussavi ↩