Season Song

by Jake Foley

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My pores open in time for late spring
in summer i'm wet and salty and thick and suffering
autumn is when i am in full bloom
and powerful too

winter's when i like to make fire
my breath cuts through the quiet air as i gather our kindling
bundled on the gravel i stare
and then spring comes

I work the soil
plant care in humid air
sowing seeds and hopefully
in my mind tangling vines
they grow and leave me wanting

in the day's heat
rain suddenly rolling in
in the day's heat
the cicada's hum

the turning leaves
feeling alive as the season dies
though i don't know why
in the day's heat
the turning leaves
the changing me
in a season song

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released September 16, 2023

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