Just a Gambol

Just a Gambol

Pack a parachute.

All those who could,
but not all who wanted,
escaped to California,
Texas or Florida,
where winters aren't harassing
and the circumstances
of being human
don't seem to matter
quite so much.

Those warm places
are now overcrowded.
Meanwhile we're waking
to the realization that life
follows us wherever we go,
and even a successful jump
may in fact be just a gambol
from one crumbling rock
to another.


Anybody can jump a motorcycle.
The trouble begins when you try to land it.
Evel Knievel

Brian Mueller

Brian is a poet and graphic designer devoted to finding deeper meaning and beauty through living a spiritual life in community with others. He lives in Dayton, Ohio and practices writing poetry daily. Whenever possible he comes together with others seeking understanding through honesty and personal contemplation.

https://b-drive.us
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