This is a sensitive poem, very calming in a sense. It's easy to be consoled by the beauty of nature and I like the way you portrayed that in this poem. Beautifully written, woefully untold.
There are a lot of things I like about this poem, but one line confused me a bit: in the second to last line in it, why does it say "a give unto you"? Is that just a typo, or did you actually mean to put that there? Idk but either way it seems a bit incongruous with the rest of the sentence.
Anywayyy, I did like this poem quite a bit. The structure of it reminds me a bit of what I go for in my own work--it's un-rhymed so you can use exotic words and arrange the sentences however you want, and it variates its form throughout (like between the first and second stanzas). I really liked the imagery in the third and fourth stanzas, but my favorite was the second one; I liked the repetitive "my never ending" thing a lot, and the line "I wish for a permanent dormancy". Good job =]
"soul.Erasing my scars,Washing my" You forgot spaces after the period and comma.
"stains and striping me from all" the word 'striping' should be spelt as 'stripping'
"a give unto you" I think you mean "I give unto you"
Great poem full of emotion :)