To Live In Your Body Like A Room Poem by Patti Masterman

To live in your body like a room,
Like the skater goes twirling, into deeper sleep;
Eyes-closed skier, going the downward slope.

Still busy in the body's world, a different space-
The body remembering moves, you can never fake,
The cells and relays picking up momentum’s information

There; where the neurons ran for a thousand miles,
Redrawing circuits to fit a working alignment-
And muscles twitching all in, to beat their best time.