The Poetry of Sara Jane’s Alley - Woman Sitting in a Tree with Two Birds

The tree branch seems like a good spot to sit for a while.

High enough to leave my dark thoughts far below me, I look out at the clear air and then breathe it in.

My lungs fill with the promise of purity, and I feel close to something that is unknown, but familiar in its secret pact with me.

As I sit quietly, two proper birds land next to me wondering why I am here. As I look at them, something passes between us and I am accepted. They know why I am here.

The birds settle down next to me and we sit together breathing in the pure air.

The tree branch was a good spot to sit for a while.

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WILL BARNET CIRCE II MEDIUM: COLOR LITHOGRAPH UNSIGNED