In the park you stumbled and took first steps on the grass. Where now is such a space that is so forgiving? Once there was a rink where children skated, unwinding time one loop after another. I am still working on my balance. In summer, silk webs bloom, spanning incredible lengths in the garden. Now it is winter and the weavers have wound their threads, nesting under leaf litter and mulch.
I love the way this poem speaks so eloquently in such indirect ways.