Forest Jazz
Where it goes —
we don’t know,
but we follow it anyway,
clicks and grits of broken road at our heels,
And now the marching band has come to play us a song,
the circadac hum beats and crickets away,
Rising — falling,
Creeping — then screaming,
The vocalist chirping in,
whooing and swaying — flapping and playing,
in all the Jazz,
around — and in — every note,
rests the forest silence,
A nothingness where all arises from,
and all falls back to,
on and on she jams away,
an eternal song of forest day.