The Mind

Advice to a Grass-Blade

by Maxwell Bodenheim 1892–1954

From Advice (1920)

The Mind

Thin and dark green symbol
Of an earth forever raising
Myriads of chained wings,
Breezes have a form, to you,
And sounds break into vivid shape.
The proud finality of tiny sight
Cannot lure your pliant blindness.

Thin and dark green blade,
Be not awed by trees and men
Whose sound is all that gives them life.
You reach the sky because your face
Is not turned toward it.

MLA

Bodenheim, Maxwell. “Advice to a Grass-Blade.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/bodenheim/17/.

Chicago

Bodenheim, Maxwell. “Advice to a Grass-Blade.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/bodenheim/17/.

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