Seeing Blue Jay
A poem
Sometimes you just need to see something unexpected to see life anew again
Like seeing a blue jay minding its own business fluttering and strutting around the school courtyard enrobed in blue and white and a crown of spiked or slicked back heights to remind you of childhood when life was more in sync and in tune with nature and the self and things like heaven and with hell (these days there’s no way to tell)
Before the dreaded bell made everything smell like trouble brewing so exponentially that even the centre cannot hold
So that the blue jay leads me down a path towards my way back to innocence because living jaded jade is like living in the shade and I want to live in colour again as vibrant as the blue crest of a blue jay.
Lindsay Soberano-Wilson is the editor of Put It To Rest. Casa de mi Corazón: A Travel Journal of Poetry & Memoir is available at lindsaysoberano.com. Find her on Medium, Instagram, or Twitter. Lindsay Soberano-Wilson©2021.
