Poetry and Prose by #1 Amazon Bestselling Author of Nature Speaks of Love and Sorrow, Co-Author of #1 Amazon Bestseller, Wounds I Healed: The Poetry of Strong Women, and Jan/Feb 2022 Spillwords Press Author of the Month
You tower above us all, Just looking up, I feel as If I might fall.
Now back to the presents call, Grounded in the known, and, Yes, sometimes, unknown.
They are, of course, Different sides of the same Coin, joined together like all Pairs of opposites, which, at times, We imagine as disparate.
A common misnomer, like Standing in your shadow, Gazing up at the steel reinforcements, Which make up your very tall tableau.
I move back to get a better glimpse, Imagining times past, and all The people who stood Right on this spot Completing The very Same
Maneuver. It’s all quite a wondrous Achievement, and I bet there’s Been some bereavement, As you miss the people At your feet, gazing Up, and feeling Transfixed
By your beauty.
Continue to imagine, As there will be A day soon, Though when is not yet known,
When people will be back Bustling up and down You’re steel trellis; And standing Where i am Now,
Gazing up in wonderment At your towering Presence, as they Continue to imagine.
In response to the WDYS #69 prompt from Keep it Alive, by Sadje.