X: Reciprocity
From Point Reyes National Seashore
Originals
June 2025
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And I think, I’ll rest in this reciprocity if only for a little while
The Poem
Reciprocity
Mood in gloom
Woven within waves and hills
Dewy ornaments hang from trees
Moon swathed in spectral mist
In dull splendor burns the dew
A scattered reflection stirs
And I think—
I’ll rest in this reciprocity
If only
for a little while
-Laura Van Moorleghem
Field Note
It was like a dream, driving through the heavy mist that wove itself into the hills and valleys, forming delicate ornaments on the tips of the leaves. Mood and gloom overtook the atmosphere in a way that made you, not downhearted but fully accepted, understood. And looking over the hills, squinting into the distance you could see a mile or so where the water droplets in the air met the ocean’s. And as your eyes followed the droplets into the sky, the moon appeared dull, but visible, burning the dew. Where a timely scattered reflection on the crashing waves ensued. Evidence of the reciprocal nature of the wild. Yes, I rested, reflected for just a little while, awake and at ease in my reality.