“Landscapes”: A poem by Josie Weidner

Landscapes

by Josie Weidner

The fields look like tiles.

Or the kitchen floors

The tiles of the kitchen floors

Each it’s own hue of brown

Coffee,

Dead grass,

Beige,

Tan,

Chocolate

They fit like two lovers,

snug and cozy.

Some are circular,

Rectangular,

Square,

Vertically-stripped,

Horizontally-striped,

Some have no shape, amoeba style.

They look coarse,

Like if I gently stepped,

On the floor

It would feel like the bristles of a

Doormat

Tickling,

Renewing,

Cleansing,

Cleaning,

Welcoming.

3 thoughts on ““Landscapes”: A poem by Josie Weidner

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  2. makes me feel like i am flying and gazing down in wonder at the patchwork of landscape spaces below trying to imagine how those spaces will feel when the plane touches back down to Earth.

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