Instinct Poem by robert dickerson
Instinct
</></>Many shades short of suspicion
even as pound to ounce;
Something beyond impression
firmer than a hunch
is Instinct, the heart's trellis climbing.
Instinct, among
the heartstrings hung
not capillary, nerve,
telling us with reason 'good'
who'll outlive us, who we'll outlive,
who cherish the rest of life,
who see never again.
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9/20/2024 5:39:40 AM # 1.0.0.1119
great poem.....so instinctual...smiles....