We walk in moss
Breathe in
thick grey fog
And sink in depths
Of soft moist earth
Its pungent mix
Of death and life
It smells of wind
And ocean spray
With stars at night
Outside of time
We walk transfixed
Until we wake
And dance at dawn
To bring the light
We live our lives
An easy pace
I trace a path
Between the leaves
Within the earth
I blaze the trees
To mark the course
we leave a trail
the breadcrumbs leave
your fingertips
With bits of sand
We leave this trace
To mark the course
And keep our pace
My mind drifts
Thoughts disperse
In tiny cuts
They break away
I lose the track
And mourn its loss
Yet do not know
What transpired
I see the marks
Yet stand confused
And wander still
You take my hand
And walk beside
We pass through light
into the mist.
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