Dig Deep

Dig deep, dear soul

Deep into the dark recesses of your mind,
Your heart,
Your gut

Into that place where you land at day’s end
That place where you sit comfortably,
Right or wrong,
With your thoughts
Your choices
Your beliefs

Tell me, dear soul

What color is that place?

Is it as green as new spring grass?
Full of fresh hope for tomorrow
Abundant in growth, soft to the touch, comforting to smell

Is it as yellow as tall summer sunflowers?
Bright and promising in its quest for a better tomorrow
Shockingly brilliant in its positivity

Is it as red as falling autumn leaves?
Beautiful, but aged, having lived a full life
Yet continuing to decorate the landscape

Or is it as white as fresh winter snow?
Lacking color… or it is all of the colors
Clean, quiet, almost invisible

Dig deep, dear soul

and share your color

Tori Burris Inkley
2/13/24

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