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Sudden Silence - June 14, 2026

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jun 14
  • 1 min read

there is a parasol of shadow along

the Tahquitz Creek pathway

near Sunrise Way

 

a huge mesquite has joined

hands with three Palo Verde trees

to create a living umbrella,

 

here’s what I feel under it -

quietude, a holy hush

a sudden silence

 

too soon I’m through,

back into the harsh

bright world of sunlight

 

for some reason

I never look back

the memory is enough

 

as a small reward,

a tiny gift

for life’s unforgivable nature

 
 
 

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