the power of yoga ~atah yoga nushasanam

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we stretch our bodies
breathe deeper into our bellies
align feet with mother earth
allow our skulls to reach

beyond the dome of the sky
no reason at all for quiet joys
humming mantra:
i don't need to know why

words/photo~kate lamberg (c) '16

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