By Maria Popova
We spend our lives trying to see our light, surprising catches in the surface of the earth, its dark blue place until the stars begin to brush, the hiroglyphics its inviting.
Sarah Williams – One of the five girls who are good in Intergenererational Poins – offers shiny instructions on how to make that beautiful poem, “a small member of mosylight” against milkyne paint.
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How to Deal Milky Way
by Sara WilliamsMoving away
from the crowds. Leave
shine brown spots.Water Relief.
Choose a cloudless night,
New Moon.Find a place to rest your head,
Perhaps someone's chest,
their time to last time.Or floating in water still
is equipped with stars
The blast around you.However you arrive
to the land and the sky,
Edit your eyes on their soft bases and wait.Look.
Ignore satellite march,
their organized lines.Linger here.
Drink on the attached light
from millions of neighboring stars.One night your life is like this.
The couple with “all of which” is Hannah Fries – one of five women in our poem group – and rebuild the Ellen Bass's Life Mind “any ruin on all of us.
