If I Could

Mineral

she stepped outside into the morning air to watch the

cars go by and let the sun dry her hair i wanted to tell her how beautiful she

was but i just stared i sat behind the wheel and watched the raindrops as they

gathered on the windshield and raced down into the humming motor and she

folded up her fears like paper airplanes and lost them in the trees and i know

i don't deserve this: the capacity to feel (to laugh and to cry and to praise)

for that i live and breathe and wake each day clean is nothing less than your

grace (in awkward and glorious movement).