Kids Can Climb

Twirler, dangling, hanging on the air
Stops him, jaw drops, cannot help but stare

Dancer, dancing, rewinds foggy minds
Playing, pressing pause at the same time

Living on a line
In red rust, she rides
Bending with the night
Through red dust, she flies
While he plants trees so kids can climb

Ballet, softly tiptoes on the sky
Looks up, smiling, often wonders why

Softly spinning, dripping into night
Hair hangs, grinning, finally takes a bite

He’s gazing up
She’s glancing down
Once a child, she left the ground
He planted seeds
So they could grow
Beyond what they knew they would know