Somewhere in the Gallic forest's hush, beams of sunlight sprinkle poems. The only audience: a busily indecisive squirrel, practicing the art of high-diction. "Muffin melodies," it pens on capsized diaries, "are better hoofed upon benchtops."
In the early afternoons, we (the trees and I) dabbled into sonnets of tangled roots and wisecracks that would have left Shakespeare rolling amid hushed trouser anecdotes. “Remember,” they rustle, “when you mistook our shade for hammock acting advice?”
The relics speak—dew drops trembling—of summers teetering between human laughter and the finality of bark-bound epics. Oh, the phantom echoes of swing-set ministrations!
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