May, and in the deluge I walk out where the
bright spring rain ignites the hillside into the ultraviolet flame of bluebells,
incandescent against the new sharp greens of the valley. May, and in the deluge
something hidden, almost lost, shyly steps forth and in a moment has taken
wings. May, and in the rain I’m stripped naked then clothed by rain. May, and
high above me, in a prism, the buzzard’s quiet jubilation encircles the day, the way a
priest or a magician passes hands over the bread, the chalice, the water to be
blessed; casts a spell that for one moment changes us all into what we were always meant to
be.
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