Ain't this beautiful? The familiar breeze welcomes me back to where I should have always been While I beg her to forgive me
I wasn't thinking back then I was only a kid with dreams to make something of myself
Well it caught me like a claw to the back of my leg as I ran away And I watched every part of me tear up in his teeth
I woke up from devils' dreams in a log cabin where the world is okay; the weight is forgotten and thunder rolls by gently Knowing we'd seen enough for one year And knowing we'll be back again next year
First of seven poems detailing my trip to Rhinelander, Wisconsin, a place I hadn't been in 3 years where my many of my favorite childhood memories reside.