The Wise Mountain Lake
author’s note:
Is it any wonder Bigfoot doesn’t want to deal with us?
THE WISE MOUNTAIN LAKE
This watchful lake tells me:
“long ago
the deity we call 'Heaven Mountain'
opened its heart to catch the rain
so that I could be the cup I am
and comfort people
when they surrendered
and begged for my help on bended knee.”
Yes, the lake and I both know
impersonal geological forces create lakes
but the lake and I also know
why I’ve returned to its shore.
And so
I lower to my knees, as before
and the lake begins to heal me.
What I Learned While Alone: poetry ebook
© 2021, Michael R. Patton
Is it any wonder Bigfoot doesn’t want to deal with us?
THE WISE MOUNTAIN LAKE
This watchful lake tells me:
“long ago
the deity we call 'Heaven Mountain'
opened its heart to catch the rain
so that I could be the cup I am
and comfort people
when they surrendered
and begged for my help on bended knee.”
Yes, the lake and I both know
impersonal geological forces create lakes
but the lake and I also know
why I’ve returned to its shore.
And so
I lower to my knees, as before
and the lake begins to heal me.
What I Learned While Alone: poetry ebook
© 2021, Michael R. Patton
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