These golden hues are irreplaceable. Against the canvas backdrop of the sinking sun, leaves like petals, in autumn's leafy rainfall, dance on air waves; their own musical beat. You stand, drenched in a coat of colour with a washed on look of contentment, a lost smile.
This is your entrapment, your boundary free home. The density of wooden giants stretches into the infinite unknown in every direction away from your clearing; the only place to gain a view of the suspended lights, hanging from a distant somewhere, when you stare up into the ether; the night painted on a veil. You're spiralling under this open canopy, resembling the grace of the leaves descent, your eyes closed tight. Yet the world doesn't drift from your sight. You are still fully aware of where you are, and what is around you. Arms outstretched, you helicopter and sing, competing with the life that bounds around you.
In one final moment of complete ecstasy you fall. Landing with not even a thud, the ground accepts you and wraps you in its warm embrace. Your eyes remain firmly shut, yet that look of brilliant unawareness toward the outside world, lays rested on your face.
You drift between pictures and thoughts on waves strung together on the fabric of ethereal dreams. I would join you only if I could break down the walls that have built themselves up around your solitude and isolated bliss. So instead I sit back and watch from where I am allowed.
I stare from afar at a different scene though. Through an opal glassy frame, I see the same face I always have seen, but I don't see your leaves and forest, or your dance. I see you lying, trapped in an entanglement of tubes and bed sheets, looked upon by broken hearts and lost dazes. But what comforts this mess of embittered cruelty, is that you are dancing, painted on a canvas of such intricate beauty and aesthetic wonderment, that the world seems infinitely inferior compared to wherever you truly are.