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Moss and Leaves

Ancient Oak Safe haven

By Archery Owl Published 6 months ago • Updated 6 months ago • 1 min read
Moss and Leaves
Photo by Jessica Furtney on Unsplash

Here, beneath the high Spanish moss, I stop.

I ask the wind

that unseen, shifting breath

to sweep through the dry, scattered leaves of my mind,

settling them quietly at the base of the ancient oak.

I turn my face upward to the breaking clouds,

asking the sun to pour down through the canopy,

bathing the cold earth in an extravagant, unending light.

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Perhaps I’m asking for too much.

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