Change

Wrapped tight as 
The thick trunk of 
One ancient oak,
The fortitude of courage 
Holds my feet firm 
Into the soft dew 
As i march on,
Standing on the edge of the continent,
This place of learning that bellowed out of 
The voices of men reflected into the unearthly stare Of the wildflowers 
As they penetrate the mountain in springtime
With a presence heard to angels.

And now 
I can head back to where I came from,
No longer fearing the howl of the winds of change 
As they carve wrinkles into my countenance,
Their hurricane force no longer an omen of death ssas walked through them 
embracing that stoic force of transformation 
Hand in hand to the finish line.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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