Friday, June 17, 2011
Slow
Green vines creep
over fences, up walls, over roofs.
Their work is so slow
that we hardly notice the changes.
A stream runs down
the long slope of a mountain.
We'll never live to see the mountain
worn down to a plain.
Lines grow across the continent
of my face every morning.
The older I become,
the easier they are to ignore.
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2 comments:
I really like this poem.
... the wiser you become.
Really love this post.
In gassho.
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