At the Creek Bottom

At the Creek Bottom

...I find my soggy soul.

The breeze off the lake
begins to chill my already
rain dampened mood.

But a walk in the woods
is all it takes to rediscover
that missing part of me
submerged, yet still alive,
at the creek bottom.

So I fish out my soul,
and in so doing awaken
something deep within,
a little bit frustrated,
and maybe a whole lot angry
about forgetting my belonging
to this natural world.

Now I'm feeling annoyed
and even more uncertain,
as I ponder what to do
with my awakened soul.

Could this be the Great Spirit
urging me to breathe new life
into all the sleeping souls
I encounter on my journey?


Poetry is thoughts that breathe,
and words that burn.
~ Thomas Gray

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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