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poetry: floating together

find me where winter waters flow
honey thick. where ferns weave baskets
cradling colored stones. listen for songs
dripping down cave walls, tiny fairy feet
dancing delicately on crushed shells, soft
foamy voices calling your name. follow
them. do not despair as earthen gravity
releases you. let go. reach through murky
darkness until our fingertips merge. hold
tight as our toes taste stars. I’m beside
you watching our bubbly breath connect
inside and outside. beautifully untethered.

25 thoughts on “poetry: floating together”

  2. Beautiful pic of Floating together. So clear capture.

    “hold
    tight as our toes taste stars. I’m beside
    you watching our bubbly breath connect
    inside and outside. beautifully untethered.”! Very nice words use in .

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  3. Bridgette, Floating together is full of words from the heart, all ways there and l do not have to be afraid, the waters of life entwine us.it runs in the background and can be loud or gently dripping, all we are and do 🙏☺️

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  4. Oh Bridgette, you found a place for your voice to lean. For your voice to be the one imagining. What is quiet yet not shy? This poem is. Then, “as our toes taste stars,” is a wonderful leap above a solitary point of view. Yes, growing “untethered,” as all children and all poems are meant to do. Beautifully.

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    • I hope as I become more integrated within my body the words will find new places to explore. I always appreciate your wise words and very thoughtful comments. Thank you for being an inspiration and a wonderful friend ❤️

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