The Unspoken Thing

The Unspoken Thing 
sits cross-legged
in a field of dry grass
weeping dandelion
seeds with every gust
of wind. The Unspoken
Thing pays no mind
to the seeds, breeze
or blanketing gray
where once was green.
The Unspoken Thing
just sits and weeps
and doesnโ€™t look up
at bumbling bees or
draconianflies who sneak
through black silhouettes
of trembling trees.
The Unspoken Thing
just sits and waits
and weeps as soft
as mud and moss
and spreads its seeds
of sorrowful blush
and bottomless need.
The Unspoken Thing
sits there until its cloud
of stalks is cast across
the sprawling gray
into a thousand cheerful
sprouts whose birth
is wet and supple green
unlike their death
which still to come
is yet unknown, unseen
and lifetimes long
(too long!) unspoken.

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