When you ask me
when (if)
I am old
what we
should have
changed
sooner.
The only thing I
will (may)
be able to
say
will (may) be
that
we should have
seen
ourselves
as nature
long before
we did.
—
Joanie Terrizzi is a writer, grief coach, and mind-body medicine professor fascinated with depth, human potential, and healing. She’s a former school librarian who still reads too much; she dwells in the WNC mountains where she avoids getting eaten by bears. Joanie’s poetry has appeared in Exterminating Angels Press and Sublimation Literary Journal.
