White eye brow raised
to open an iris of patent leather sky.
The wisp hung over thoughts
tossed as hard I could.
Dark thoughts, big as chestnuts,
became smaller and bluer the higher
they flew.
Mental blocks hewn under sun,
and weighed down by gravity.
So heavy one moment,
and lighter as they ascended.
Black diminished into blue.
They flew.
I’m serious.
They are Cirrus.
Wispy, laid out on a whim.
High brow attitude
absorbing mine.
Altitude lay across thin air
where thoughts can no longer breathe.
Hold my breath of prayers O Lord
until your face turns blue.
Psalm 8, Psalm 19, Isaiah 55,
Beautiful poem, Jerry.
Thanks Glynn.
I love this! You’re such an awesome writer!
Thanks! So are you!