It came in the darkness
On a night when the moon
lay sleeping
unaware of
the rhythms below
miles
of
shadow
S T R E T C H
around and through,
the rhythm devours the
darkness, feeding slowly off
the light in mother's veins
A pulse develops in
the braiding, streching
breathing energies
a concentrated matter reeking of the
stuff of existence swallows me whole
the universe is warm and wet and black
with earthen blood
In my womb
I breathe
I smile
I incubate and eventually I am
sprung from darkness
I am thrown full-force
explosively into the light
into the sun
and in one second I bloom
and the universe blooms
