Nature gives us ample evidence that when something ends, something new is likely to emerge from the husk of what it was.
Many thanks to my friend John for being willing to share this stunning photo with us.
Photo credit: John C. Moore
Molt When you feel yourself encased by tightening skin that’s growing hard When you’re starting to choke on your certainties while having difficulty digesting your uncertainties When you feel like you’ve turned on your back like a beetle, legs flailing the air, Take a leaf from the wisdom of the cicada and let your carapace crack open to emerge Fresh and green from the shriveling brown shell of what you have been.
Don, can a metaphor be any stronger than this one!
Congrats on another good poem.
Wonderful juxtaposition of photos, words, and philosophy!