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When wanderlust began pounding my heart, On a beautiful autumn afternoon, crisp and sunny, I set out on a trek to the nearby woods. The leaves on trees had begun turning ruddy. All along, I saw ripening fruits and wild herbs, And paused to take pictures, but kept moving. No doubt, it was a rewarding experience. The lure of the unknown seemed bewitching. From the cluster of flowers on a sprawling tree, The wind wafted a rare exotic smell divine. I heard the twitter of chirping sparrows. Could spot large squirrels with striped design. Proceeding further, heard a gurgling sound. It must be a small cataract, I did suppose My guess was right. It fell off a rock and ran into a stream, With murmur enough to lull one to sweet repose. Feeling happy over my progress without hitch, Listening to the soft cajoling of birds, And the confused drone of honey bees, I walked playfully stamping on the weeds. By the time, I reached half the way, The forest fell into darkness earlier to sunset. It shattered my peace and blotted out my sight That I started running wild, feeling violently upset. I knew I had strayed far off the accustomed path. Saw the dark sky above, heard a foreboding owl’s hoot. My path was severely obstructed by a tangle of creepers. Feeling puzzled, I could hear the loud thump of my heart. I felt lost, so lost in my way and in my head, I suspected there were monsters all around me. And the gut- wrenching knowledge that there was no help With chances of getting out, not at all a guarantee. Under a thicket, covered with brambles, I saw a sudden movement as that of a beast And was afraid to look over my shoulders, Lest I might behold some blood sucking bat. My teeth smashed and my knees smote I swooned unable to think or act, hear or see For how long I lay there in a trance, not sure When I woke, I saw myself lying at the foot of a tree. On my body, I felt the stinging pain of bug bites Finding deep scratches all over me, I did sigh. But to my relief, I saw the sun beams filtering down, And an orange tint streaming across the foggy sky. Through thistles and thorny shrubs, I tried to find my way Forgetting the aches in my body from cuts and bruises, I walked in panic as the wild whimpered making me hysterical. At last by sheer luck, got out of that howling wilderness.

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Howling Wilderness

When wanderlust began pounding my heart, On a beautiful autumn afternoon, crisp and sunny, I set out on a trek to the nearby woods. The leaves on trees had begun turning ruddy. All along, I saw ripening fruits and wild herbs, And paused to take pictures, but kept moving. No doubt, it was a rewarding experience. The lure of the unknown seemed bewitching. From the cluster of flowers on a sprawling tree, The wind wafted a rare exotic smell divine. I heard the twitter of chirping sparrows. Could spot large squirrels with striped design. Proceeding further, heard a gurgling sound. It must be a small cataract, I did suppose My guess was right. It fell off a rock and ran into a stream, With murmur enough to lull one to sweet repose. Feeling happy over my progress without hitch, Listening to the soft cajoling of birds, And the confused drone of honey bees, I walked playfully stamping on the weeds. By the time, I reached half the way, The forest fell into darkness earlier to sunset. It shattered my peace and blotted out my sight That I started running wild, feeling violently upset. I knew I had strayed far off the accustomed path. Saw the dark sky above, heard a foreboding owl’s hoot. My path was severely obstructed by a tangle of creepers. Feeling puzzled, I could hear the loud thump of my heart. I felt lost, so lost in my way and in my head, I suspected there were monsters all around me. And the gut- wrenching knowledge that there was no help With chances of getting out, not at all a guarantee. Under a thicket, covered with brambles, I saw a sudden movement as that of a beast And was afraid to look over my shoulders, Lest I might behold some blood sucking bat. My teeth smashed and my knees smote I swooned unable to think or act, hear or see For how long I lay there in a trance, not sure When I woke, I saw myself lying at the foot of a tree. On my body, I felt the stinging pain of bug bites Finding deep scratches all over me, I did sigh. But to my relief, I saw the sun beams filtering down, And an orange tint streaming across the foggy sky. Through thistles and thorny shrubs, I tried to find my way Forgetting the aches in my body from cuts and bruises, I walked in panic as the wild whimpered making me hysterical. At last by sheer luck, got out of that howling wilderness.