Prodigal Return of the Wondering Albatross

From far my travels
I've returned 
Turning dust to paving grass roads 

Through all those dark musty alleyways
And clustered-off rocks
Into lush valleys of cobbled mist 

Bringer of light to the trodden grounds
Purveyor of storms in the unspoken seas
Whips and waves I've riden them all
To a freedom of the vast empty


The countless clouds I've traveled with
Though nameless
More familiar to me passerby's
The whistling of passionate winds
Caressing and lulling me into peace 

I am now here
The here that is stationary, 
Lacking purpose, fostering fear
Fearful of stillness 

Reminiscing of the stillness I beheld 
When I was on my way
Traversing through dust 

So there you have it,
I will set off once more
The life of a nomad is a life to live
Nameless to the world 
But shameless in a word
Huff..
   .... huff... 
        ...  huff......
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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