In this rain 
she pours
a fevered ballet of
fir 
tree and windstorm.
Her dancing lands
in an earthen
jar 
of elemental blending.
I am soaked through my
skin
laughing all the
way 
beyond the banks of River 
meandering, separating
two states
in the Pacific
Northwest.
At rickety pier's end
corkscrewing
whirlpools
twist to transform the
life
of a wet warrior boy;
he’s fending off
stormy
advances. And the
smell
of rain is a woman
entranced and
entrancing.
And the joy 
of bounded blue
lines 
on unfolded maps is a
child
wandering to witness,
to discover and
wonder,
to speak loudly with
fervor
and frankness 
to the gods of
adventure
and learning, 
these amphibious
sirens 
of yearning
of drowning,
bounding  
rebounding..
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