Love Note To Kentucky

Poem by Lis

Give me all of June. I want
the spring of blue jay babies,
mowed grass, carrots

rooting. I want
fresh basil,
wide white open magnolia flowers

floating. I want
the green forest mountain trails
quieting jubilant voices
 
traveling. I want
the solstice delivering summer,
night rain in the creek—syncopated and

rhyming. I want
you with me
here, loving all of June.

Lisa M. Miller is an inclusive, trauma-informed, social justice advocate/artist/tree hugger. Her long-time mentors are Indigenous medicine healers. Specializing in mind-body health, Lisa facilitates support groups and workshops that bring to life perennial wisdom teachings. She’s an empty nester married to her 1986 summer camp sweetheart.

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