Writings to Our Mother I | Page 7

Camelot Beach / Ken Brennan We live in coils not just cycles/another dimension stretches our intentions into sentences replenished by moments of highs and lows in the spectrum of acceptance/moving away from ignorance and towards informance/only to find another question/sequestered once by silence now the voice rising/growing up like Ivy vines/ reaching for the light of life, the life of light/ soaking in formation grasping at salvation bastion of occasion colonial invasion terraformed creation. Making water Ways Turning valleys into lakeas/tearing down old realestate/if cultural human heritage is not respected, natural heritage doesn't stand a chance/as expected/in a speciesist society where humans hold the food chain in our hands/animals/bound by necks/shackled ankles/natural spaces surrounded by roads/filling in the quarries and calling them wetlands, presenting the fowler toad like someone mean to protect them/when they just slipped through the cracks/between the machines/stayed in the clay pits/unseen/but now right across the street/on Cement Road, where the Great Blue Heron once stayed to breed, and live, and eat, now the trees 7