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beneath it~self

Writer: Kit Wisdom
Kit Wisdom
Aug 26
1 min read

Updated: Sep 28


Dusk-blue sky through a linen blind and window frame, over brick rooftops ~ beneath it~self, a poem on meeting what bites


~ the hue of dusk mirrors the room's insides

we stay with silence


an unfamiliar companion




we greet newfound warmth

with slow limbs and soft eyes




we watch Time stretch to


meet what's always been


we tend to tentative tenderness   


practicing



the practice of returning


and then It comes


sudden, slick

brutal bite limbs flail, eyes dart limbs brace, eyes wide

limbs hold, eyes glaze

It knows the deepest cut




And I remember

I am Wide


I am Space


I am a Field of Grace


tethered like a tail

moving like a snail


to beneath beneath


~ the hue of dusk holds our insides


we stay with both


tension and space


we greet It

and give it width we watch it


see more if it~self we tend to


it and we practice returning





Kit Wisdom ~ physiotherapist and Hakomi-trained practitioner. Relational, embodied, trauma-informed care that welcomes complexity and honours difference.


Writing on unceded Wurundjeri Woiwurrung and Bunurong Country, Footscray.



 
 
 

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Recognising the Wurundjeri Woiwurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nations as traditional owners of this unceded Country, honouring their sovereignty, wisdom, and relationship with land, waters, and culture. 

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