
A mind palace can be a humble abode
I rest easy there, eight by twelve
One window, one door, no lock
But I do have a key
A waypoint of entry, a soft mindset
An acceptance of restraint
A rejection of expansion
To stop is peace
The window overlooks the east pond
Where morning sun shimmers
And the days begin brightly
Full of promise
The door opens to the western forest
Filtering sunset, welcoming the dusk
Concluding the days fury
With deep rest
If I stay inside, still, quiet, listening
To the unceasing chatter beyond
I am thankful for the smallness
The solace of walls
About the Creator
Mark Dmytryshyn
Cabinetmaker. Husband, father, grandfather. Loves good reads. Writes 1 haiku per day.



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