I am no longer afraid of bees
The fuzzy little wasps float next to my fingers
as I type this poem, sitting next to
Lower St. Regis Lake.
It's a perfect fall day
my flannel is on, breeze in my hair
the lake is sparkling,
canoes bob on the gentle waves.
Trace the outline of St. Regis with your finger.
Do you see the fire tower?
The clouds are pointing to it.
My freckles are coming out in the sun.
Birkenstocks and socks,
wildflowers quivering in the wind,
kayaks piled high next to the boat launch,
is that a butterfly or a moth?
Tears in my eyes,
nature in my ears,
the world under my fingertips,
air on my tongue.
How are you going to use today?
YOU ARE READING
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