I wake up like clockwork. . . . at 7am I rise from bed, slip on my robe, and tiptoe down the stairs. The morning light enters my house anointing countertops, splashing rainbows in the kitchen sink. I brew a pot of dark roast coffee. Acidic and strong just the way I like it. In the sunroom I sit in my armchair near the window sifting through unopened books. I feel like eating a flaky french pastry but settle for a bowl of oatmeal and sliced pecans. The coffee grows cold. I start writing a poem. My dog reclines on the jute rug. Her fur glinting gold in the early sun.
Thank you for reading Sacred Poems from In the elements, selected poems delivered Sundays elevating the wonder and sacredness of the natural world.
Featuring my poetry and occasional guest poets.
with love & intention
Kassi




“The morning light enters my house
anointing countertops, splashing
rainbows in the kitchen sink.” I love this line! Beautiful, Kassi.
Kassi, this is so warm, gorgeous and quietly luminous. I felt the softness of your morning in every detail, from the rainbow touched kitchen sink to your dog glinting gold in the early sun. You captured that sacred ordinariness so beautifully, the way a simple routine can feel like a blessing. A gorgeous start to the day. Happy International Women’s Day 🌹❤️