The first poem in a series of poems about Raine |
As I walk through the woods I see the beauty around me. I watch the birds flitter from limb to ground, I feel the breeze on my skin so gently. I continue to walk, watching the grass, looking behind as it rises again. I contemplate my situation continuously thinking of my sin. Lost in a world without love, nature embracing my soul. I feel everything around me so strong yet I walk in a dead lull. I reach the edge of the wood to find a cliffside retreat. I climb down the rocks to the edge where I carefully place my feet. There, the seas crash below and I find myself wanting to be there. I dread seeing no path leading down, as the breeze tossles my hair. I'm at war with myself, deep inside and I feel the urge to jump. Tears begin to well up in my eyes and my throat develops a lump. I decide to sit down. I take a deep breath. This isn't what I should do as least not yet. I rise once again to turn back to the wood. I find myself walking alone as no one ever should. I continue this path of saddness in hopes that someday I will know where I'm going, and through darkness, I'll find my way. |