Rebirthing Hour Part 1

Dedication:
To God and Innocence 


Today was a day born of imagery.
As if born from a child's dream.

The leaves were swirling, golden and crimson, 
auburn and cream.
So scent treant, alive, it deemed.
The sound breezed softly, 
churning whiskered branches.
Foliage and vibrations caught in their advances.
I may have woken up predisposed, expecting.
But it wasn't just me connecting to me.
Someone was directing, an Act III.
Something from my dreams attached itself and was 
sentiently released in it's new world-blessed,
and met with it's liberator to walk a spell among 
the trees and me and the stealthy nests.
In a visitation of a baptism and a dream 
crossing over.
released, in roll
a reversal of momentary captivity scroll 
of my mind's eye
in order to be ultimately freed.
As I walked there in the fragrances of the forest
amongst Life's Grove of Tree.

A girl with wings sassy slapped me as a walk-by.
A signature move that says for no particular reason. 
"Hello."
Someone, put a warning sign on that attitude, 
such rare earth and good to the soul to find.
A golden touch, out of the blue and filling 
the clear expanse of my mind.
A random act from a stranger, that
equated to "hello brother I am meeting 
for the first time.?" 
'Just think, 
eons from now as we look and talk of our Genesis. 
Remember the beautiful day we first met. 
A birthday for our relationship, albeit-
a landmark, well received, straight to the mark.
By more than a kindled Spirit.
But of a kindred Spirit with a flint and it's spark.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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