What if I’d held my ear to the ground
what if I’d listened to my intuition’s sound

what if I’d held my ear to the ground
felt the vibrations cascade over earth’s gentle curve
what if I’d listened to my intuition’s sound
I’m awake now, I say, I’m homeward-bound
chalk it up to one more lesson I needed to learn
what if I’d held my ear to the ground
I’d stood there raw, open, just waiting to be found
see, the gut, it speaks in low tones without forming a word
what if I’d listened to my intuition’s sound
I quit the circus, it’s full-up with animals and clowns
meticulous, how you clipped off my every last nerve
what if I’d held my ear to the ground
I did my best to stoke your coals and choke your poison down
bitter, unsweetened, not even a stir, spice, or herb
what if I’d held my ear to the ground
You believe in love as a possession, a noun
But honey, I only drip for love the action, the verb
what if I’d held my ear to the ground
what if I’d listened to my intuition’s sound
About the Creator
Jen Parkhill “JP”
Jen Parkhill “JP”, a first generation Cuban-American artist, pet parent, writer, filmmaker, actor, friend, graduate of the Tisch School of the Arts, NYU, and proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Hurling through time.
@jenparkhill



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