The little hedgehog is Walking around In the forest and the Long grass and he's Hiding in the nest of leaves And broken tree's and He's cocooning away and He's safe and warm In his home all day.
Unexpected You came in swiftly But causing panic in those that understood Despite what we tried We were no match for you And with final death cries Of clearly agony You took him Leaving us with a body Dry of any soul
Why death? Why did you have to take him in my hands? Why must I bear this weight now?
Tripping from normal. Forgotten promises To be recalled at later date. Release from normal anxiety. Time away. With wondering thoughts. Reckless nothing. Freed from dysfunction. Burnt ashes of lost thoughts. Magnesium for the soul. Balancing life with gentle ease.
Wrapped in a small package; Sitting on the table. The light streaming from the huge window Above the door landing on the table Where the package sat. Dust dancing about the golden rays Reaching the tiny package. Inside the secret held. Awaiting the chance to be known. Should it be seized before shared? Or opened for all to see? She ran her fingers along the edge of the table. Bit her lip and raised the package. Folded so carefully. So plainly in brown paper. No bow, no card. She placed it back. Grabbed her coat. Glanced once more about the hall. Pushed the door and called her fate. The brown package was past.
Lingering summer. Moon resting on the trees Big, round, orange. Summer's burn on my cheeks. Laying on the brown Woolen Army blanket Prickly to my bare shoulders. My suit still wet from the swim. Coolness chilling the summer night. Contemplating things to come. Stroking aimlessly the moist Green grass beside the blanket. Moaning music drifting from the house On the hill above. Lazy summer coming to end. Smokey fall and sad goodbyes- Omens yet to come.
If only I knew, What to stew. I'd fill my *** With a lot. And let you sip Until you slip And let me be Your only she. I am no such witch, I am just a itch. A chore, Never one to adore. No such brew, Nothing new. Just me. Never we.