Change is not a four letter curse word I once believed it to be.
SCHUYLERI descend into an unopened sky, the ocean floor, the final embrace of a graveyard. Find your fill of me before my blue pales like a sour moon.
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I still know the fabric of where I begin and end.
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People have been washed away by less. I’ll take every step gently. So often, you can’t tell the rush of a riptide until you’re already at sea.
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I’ll craft a haven that that cradles every joy and sorrow, but doesn’t hold them to keep.
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I’d get lost in this green, ferns leaning against the trees, soil stuck to my feet, never dream of finding my way back again.
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Your anger, your sorrow, your fear, are okay to feel through, no matter how big it feels now.
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In a dream, my fingertips pulse. I’ll be patient in my blooming. In a dream, I let time pass through open hands.
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I don’t want to be a saint, I want a love I don’t fight alone to keep.
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Yes, this life is mine, but more often I watch it take place and my hands feel too far away to touch it.
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The world will be loud again. I’ll notice the loneliness less.
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Meet me where happiness doesn’t feel like a false spring.
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How radiant you are, waiting by the window, watching for the sun to grant you more time to dance beneath it. You’ve let yourself dream again. Even if its in bites, even if it’s in a different voice than it used to be.
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In a dream, I’m holding you close and when I wake, I do. How lucky, to want and have.
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Hold me here, where I feel less like a stranger to my own laughter. Where it’s easier to believe things happen for a reason or maybe, at least, out of a thousand winding roads my life might take, I will still find one that fits me.
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I’m writing about moving again, and when I write about moving, I really mean beginning. I’m beginning again.
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I’m thinking about how early the spring flower buds rise up from the grass; just barely on winter’s heels. How uncomfortable, how cold the soil must be, still half-frosted, when the roots start to take shape.
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