perhaps I will grow old 
here, listening to the canopies
rustle their songs 
the glowing orb pressing its warmth caressingly 
along exposed skin and sweatered core
momentarily still 
the leave litter scents 
of regenerating earthen decay, drifts
the unborn buds hide yet a day or two more
soon to overwhelm with the rich textures of  living
I may wait here 
to grow old
not now or ever has fast appealed
cluttering days toiling at stones and shoulders to step upon
yet admittedly when fear enters in 
trolling the base archive of Maslow's need
revealing the toll of man-made-mana
mind burdened with the overlay of should dos
I grow old in rushed wakes ruins
so when I am able 
lifting, sorting and shifting 
minuet cosums within my microforest
up turned lips with glacial slow humming blinks, basking
momentary freedoms
I wait to grow graciously old
in these spaces 
 
 
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