Featured Illustration: Georgia Harmey
Design: Lisa Silva
If I could power the world with feet
heat would flood my torso
and fire up the furnace
of a million lights inside
the embers of kinetic chance
glinting in minds’ eye.
The power would cause dominos
that generate new life
in places dark and dank—
a little piece for everyone
free from power banks,
yes, we would be the breeze
striding staunch and free,
omitting fossil force
with communal energy.
If I could power the world with feet—
I’d give it all to you,
then you would pay it forward
and turn the tables true.
Dan is a content writer by day and a scribbler of oddball prose by night. He is also partial to the odd beer, the bass guitar, and the musings of Charles Bukowski.
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