Of the WildA Poem by QueLate summer air encloses her soul
Her skin is chilled by the autumn air
yet the cold earns only bumps on her flesh, her attention all for surviving another day. Trees are bare, their leaves blanket the ground, and she ghosts through the flaming colors, as a voice is carried by the intimate wind. Belonging to the pulsing in the air, it sings, imbued with meaning. A kaleidoscope of color in her pupil, every fiber of truth a scent in the wind, nature pressed close, pretending to love. Life echoes itself in the veins of the world. Lies echo in towers and civilized smog and her ears hurt when tuned in. In the distance a crow caws, welcoming the night
and the night's lady arcs across the sky, lighting a world difficult to not fear. She runs, basking in the lunar glow. The creatures are unalarmed in her passing, about her essence there is no danger, she is beyond their plane of existence as she leaps and bounds, avoiding the obstacles. Her eyes stare ever forward, aglow with life, taking in the reunion with her Self, and letting the sorrow of their past fade. She runs on, alive with her freedom, following the lady’s arc across the sky. In the cold and forlorn cement forest
a brief breath of mountain air called to her. Amid the brick towers and fiberglass cars she was no longer engulfed by uncertainty. The call of the wild was clear as day as those blue eyes touched her soul. No plane overhead could make her falter. Those storming blue eyes claimed her.
Those blue eyes would close, hide further truths.
But she would keep the strength they had created, keep what truth they had left ingrained in the mazes of her mind and traps of her subconscious. Through the mazes she would travel, the traps she would knowingly spring, seeking those partial truths left behind so her quest for life’s answer might meet her beneath the sparkling night sky, giving her entrance into a land free of lie’s taint. In the cold embrace of old winter’s snow,
silently basking in the sun’s return, or gliding with the wind as the fiery leaves do, she would recall those bottomless blue eyes and feel a tremor in the structure of her soul. Her spirit’s condition was constant agony, but diligent its unconditional fellowship. The summer air collects on her skin
mingling with the glistening sweat, there’s no discerning their differences. The past follows her every step, a constant threat towards losing now, but fear doesn’t hold her back any more than chains long since rusted, no more than dirt filling the holes her past created, while she was entranced by the glass towers and those blue eyes that reflected her soul. © 2009 QueAuthor's Note
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