THE NEONATIVE
By Weston Elliot Strickler
THE NEONATIVE
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Selected poems from THE NEONATIVE
Earth Marinade
Summer Sun I run
Through the tree's I breeze
and land in a meadow
of deer and cherries
Yoga yokes the sun to my spine
and my sensations
are psychic astronauts
dancing on ancient light
I’m a sprite
zig zagging
in and out
of holy forest leaves
landing upon a citadel of green
The forest is my cathedral
and I gladly take any position
of this church
Deacon
Priest
Layman
I accept them all
as I float down stream
water bubble rippling around me
silking my skin
In the cool crisp water
I celebrate
how good I feel
to deal in crickets and wild grapes
in sunshine and shade
In the Wild
I marinade
In Search Of The Neonative
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