Shadows lay themselves across the limbs and branches of the trees.
Darkening the purpling stand already fresh with buds awaiting spring.
My heart goes still watching clouds, casting shadows on the hills.
How quick the hollers cold become when fluffy silhouettes hide the sun.
That I could see so clearly from afar the sweeping objects covering my light.
That I could hold those days as artistry of how the heart feels its own landscape.
Most often things just suck or have an ambient malaise dampening the longed for joy.
These inescapable days of disarray, of drafty and somewhat solemn isolation,
are the fodder that feeds my soul to climbing up upon the mount of the mundane
to hunger with my eyes and with my soul for a brightness to shed upon my own understanding.