A Flickering Color of Hope: Sarah Weiler

March 31, 2020 Kate Belew with Sarah Weiler (London)

I had a song to sing

And all the space to be

exactly as am, thimble, strumming, blue. 

 

I had a book to read

and all the inner room 

each page I turned was yet unknown.

 

I had this tapestry to weave, fingers, thread

Clashing colours intertwined

a knowing in this making. 

 

I had a feast to assemble, delight,

and to share, table, fork, hand with you. 

A flickering candle of hope.

 

And so I raise this glass, note in song, word, woven 

No words exchanged; a whole world spoken,

into existence, spun out of whatever we had. 

 

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