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The Cliff

A possible endless abyss The depths of branches and leaves A horizon beyond the brush A place never seen But I want to go there My steps grow stronger My mind and eyes focused Never to drift or to wonder Agile and persistent A de ja vu of disappointment The end seems so near yet too far But I want to go there What ending would be the same If a beginning never changed What hill would climb so easy If not mistaken for a mountain The moment when the brush clears and the stems part Where the leaves fall and the birds fly Where the water crashes to the cliff and the dolphins sing Where the sky covered by nests becomes as blue as its reflection Where the sun shines through your face with the warmth of a mothers embrace I want to got there Wolves and bears don't cross my mind Snakes and Ants don't phase me Focused on that horizon beyond the brush My steps grow faster I can see it now Closer does it get to my fingertips I can smell it, the salt of the sea This place unfamiliar, desserted it seems A wilderness of "want" never charted But I want to go there The cliff The last of it The moment when The space between The jump into The unknown dream The fast decend The cliff, the need The beyond is where I want to be My reflection in the glass frees me My joy and pain matter none at all The feeling of a new beginning The relief of a long awaiting -But I can't swim-

Copyright © Gabrielle Jean | Year Posted 2014

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Date: 7/7/2016 2:57:00 AM

Gabrielle, nicely penned. Enjoyed reading your thoughts and words today. Luv ""Skat""

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