Wild

Meet me in the Woods 
Under the Open Sky,
The Autumn Roads
of fallen leaves left behind,
At dusk or dawn
when its not too bright,
The drizzle of flowing River
Across us shall lie,
A splash of Air
over our faces ; Our feets shall be 
at such heights,
And we still be rooting 
For far mountains of snow shine.

While we rest at the end of steep hill,
listening to the heaviness of our breath
taken over by the Whistling Wind

Unruled by the time span ;
We gaze through the thin Air,
Until each of us have softened 
our hands and laid down our backpack.
The Mystery of our silence 
warmed up in burning flames of Fire,
And we smile along with
 the song being played on the Wire ,
We fell asleep 
Amidst watching the Stars dazzling 
on to the Vantablack Sky,
And hearing the night creatures 
as each of us silently lie.

Whole Night sensing some Vibe,
We crawl under our blankets 
the Coldness touches Us
from some random Site .
The Uneasiness telling us it’s the Time 
We start our journey
to not miss what usually is kept disguised.

Its Stepping on the fresh layer of White 
our foot prints as if imbibed ,
The white piercing the darkness
fuels Us with excitement and
Victory over our Pride.

Our numbness called
once the nature unleashed its Surprise,
The round Sun rising along
and throwing its light.
Our eyes refraining to open
 We in a total mesmerize,
Determined We watched
as far as we could; Rising up with shine.
The purity was beyond Sanity 
We saw the Sun Nurture
the Snow fallen here last night,
Like a mother soothes
her baby curled up in her arms as tight.

And it seeped in us,
deep where our soul cries ,
Moist eyes carried the vulnerabilities 
the ones our heart forever whined.
Here I meet Me ;Uncensored ,Wild 
for the very First time.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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