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Freedom rang, bang   bang   bang and we traversed the dense foilage of my Sepia Jungle Populated by Spirited faeries Whose lives came and went with the blowing wind. And Time dissappeared beneath the sublte sunshine As we entered Apricot Village Where twisted, sappy leaves gnarled between Milky white blossoms that decorated fetal fruits, Whose crowning golden heads pushed petals fresh, From budding limb, Now kidnapped by the wind, a lazy sloshing sea of air, The ground garnished by its aged spices. It was a village where cottages grew among the Trees. Devoid of holiness & Dogma, but steeped in the rife Purity of Nature, No Man was to be seen, rotting fruit about the feet of Trees, The floors of cottages strewn with Apricot pits, fleshy fruit half eaten By the Birds, nestled into fertile Earth, and sprouted Life rising fresh from pichest soil. We ate of the fruit, now rested in the Golden Afternoon, which Reached beyond the fringe of Time, The fleshy pulp of Apricots the strands of bygone Universes, Which taught us how to slumber there among The petals and the Wind.
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
Sepia Jungle: Apricot Village
Freedom rang, bang   bang   bang and we traversed the dense foilage of my Sepia Jungle Populated by Spirited faeries Whose lives came and went with the blowing wind. And Time dissappeared beneath the sublte sunshine As we entered Apricot Village Where twisted, sappy leaves gnarled between Milky white blossoms that decorated fetal fruits, Whose crowning golden heads pushed petals fresh, From budding limb, Now kidnapped by the wind, a lazy sloshing sea of air, The ground garnished by its aged spices. It was a village where cottages grew among the Trees. Devoid of holiness & Dogma, but steeped in the rife Purity of Nature, No Man was to be seen, rotting fruit about the feet of Trees, The floors of cottages strewn with Apricot pits, fleshy fruit half eaten By the Birds, nestled into fertile Earth, and sprouted Life rising fresh from pichest soil. We ate of the fruit, now rested in the Golden Afternoon, which Reached beyond the fringe of Time, The fleshy pulp of Apricots the strands of bygone Universes, Which taught us how to slumber there among The petals and the Wind.
christian-reid
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Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 2:18 AM UTC
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