She sits on a white-spotted toadstool
in the middle of a basil-green forest,
waiting for someone
she does not know
to come.
She opens letters while she waits,
peeling off the red wax seals
with patience and practice.
Circles of pollen dot the edges of the envelopes,
smudging as she runs a hand over them.
Glowing bugs drown the clear air,
and she sings as she reads.
She watches as birds fly from their nests,
as squirrels race up trees,
as flowers lean towards the rising sun.
She sits in her quiet bubble of peace,
alone in the forest,
but busy in her mind.
in the middle of a basil-green forest,
waiting for someone
she does not know
to come.
She opens letters while she waits,
peeling off the red wax seals
with patience and practice.
Circles of pollen dot the edges of the envelopes,
smudging as she runs a hand over them.
Glowing bugs drown the clear air,
and she sings as she reads.
She watches as birds fly from their nests,
as squirrels race up trees,
as flowers lean towards the rising sun.
She sits in her quiet bubble of peace,
alone in the forest,
but busy in her mind.
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