This is your life
Let it overflow
this is your life made in this moment, what does it look like? what textures dapple the landscape? how much light fills the room? there’s no wrong-right answer. it’s yours -- you get to mix the pigments, wet the brushes name the shades, fill the page with shape and movement-- let it overflow. what happens if you touch the blues with a dab of watery silver? or transform the daffodil to tulip with a few bloody swipes? this is your life-- time slides through in changing colors-- what’s christening your boundaries? does it matter if you spill variegated songs out onto the winds? won’t the winter bird just listen and go on about her holly hunting? this is your life-- hope springs eternal from the clay, if you dig it, if you work it, if you wet it again, pinch, slip, trim it, throw it to the heat, to the fire and then, decorate it again.
Poem 22 of 31 in the series “The Liminal Season.”
Today’s word prompt was “changing colors,” from Devon, a young artist/musician who is amazing. They are continually creating beautiful illustrations and fabric art, and they perform in a punk band.



