The Moment-Weaver
- School for Young Writers
- Dec 11, 2017
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 7, 2019
By Samantha Jory-Smart

I braided remnants of the sea
dribbling out from swollen waves
into a fishtail
and wove my garden
into a trail of roses and weeds
I crocheted my thoughts together
after combing frayed edges straight
and I plaited a bowl of
gossamer breaths
into a bracelet
for the Earth.
Now my fingers are limp.
They fumble with the exhaustion
only bones know
so I’ll leave the trees
to knit the horizon back together
themselves.
© Samantha Jory-Smart and The School for Young Writers, 2017.


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