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The Kundalini of Gratitude

gratitude pools red
we return home

no mission to accomplish
gratitude penetrates orange

finally consummating
daylight and dream

gratitude occupies yellow
so gangly arms can wrangle

stove loads of oak
gratitude spirals green

generation upon generation
fill four thousand years

gratitude bellows blue
I am, I am, I am, I am

breaks open an afternoon
gratitude summits violet

loving fingers cradle
empty porcelain cups

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