Embers against the night sky,
pine tree wood burning up.
Furrows touched by cycle-blood,
a Moon as big and full
as the life that starts now.
Barefoot over live coal,
inhale the dark that falls
upon fields empty, satiated.
Now dance.
Now thank.
Now hum
the song of love,
squish the sweetness from the crop,
kiss every stranger until they are not.
Relish.
Rejoice.
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Miriam Navarro Prieto (she/her), Spanish artist who drifted from performance art to drawing, currently mainly focused on writing poems and short stories on autobiography, ecology, gender, queerness… Her first self-published poetry chapbook is titled Todo está vivo, and it's available in English as Everything Is Alive. Her work in English has been published in journals like Ayaskala and Capsule Stories. She sends out a bilingual newsletter twice a month on her creative process, plants and translated poems at tinyletter.com/miriam-navarro-prieto. Find her on instagram.com/miriam.writes.performs.quotes.
Latest posts by Miriam Navarro Prieto (see all)
- Welcoming The Night - 18th August 2021