Stirring- a Collaborative Poem from Christine Ray, Aurora Phoenix, and Kindra M. Austin

Posted byKindra M. AustinPosted inCollaborations, Poetry, WritingTags:, , , , , , , , , ,

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Your swift flowing water

Elusive, quicksilver

Brushes past my shores

Licking

my roughing grains

burgeoning

a flash flood

Tributaries

cut into earth

New veins carry fresh lifeblood

Awakening me

from long slumber

longing rippling outward

concentric circles

lapping

by turns urgent

and languid

your ebb

begets my flow

See the colors of infant life

sprouting

hungry

brilliant resilience

inherited DNA

Published by Kindra M. Austin

Author of fiction, poetry, and very sweary social commentary. Editor, and co-founder of Indie Blu(e) Publishing. Co-founder of Blood Into Ink, and Heretics, Lovers, and Madmen.

22 thoughts on “Stirring- a Collaborative Poem from Christine Ray, Aurora Phoenix, and Kindra M. Austin”

    1. It was awesome. Christine had some stanzas jotted down, and invited her readers to add to them in the comments on her blog. She, Aurora and I just jive. It happened so naturally. And it was fun. 💖

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