when normal is as narrow
as a tightrope, we’re taught
to fear the whispers of
breezes, the presence of
the earth, the feeling of
fresh spring rains on our face
but who crafted, who sculpted
this fear and why is it ours
to hold, to cup in our hands
like some fragile being only
thriving when we allow it to?
if normal is as normal does,
then how does a sliver reflect
the range, a balancing act offer
the space to encompass joy
and love and exploration and
that feeling of thinking in colors?
is normal not then found in
the tumbles and the leaps
the way those moments steal
your breath and only return it
when you honor the demands
of the present through being?
when normal is as narrow
as a tightrope, it’s overrated
overvalued, overindulged, it’s
granted disproportionate space
to a thin line that was never
that stable to begin with.
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