—Break off the spruce
branch that slaps my face when I walk down to the creek.
—Throw two sticks
end-over-end in the meadow.
—Stand above the creek
and stare at the wavering reflection of myself until a yellow willow leaf
floats by.
—Find a chipmunk in the
woods and say: “Love you, man!”
—Look for a moose.
—Go back to the creek
and, while listening to the water murmuring, consider how powerfully the trout
flexed against your palm before you released them back in the clear water the
last time you fished there. Toss a blade
of grass in the riffles and watch until the blade has been carried off to
eternity.
—Pitch a green rock in any
direction.
Mitchell
Hegman
lovely!
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