She asked me if I fed the deer scattering grain through the glade seeking more than I possessed by small gifts cast to ground wisdom springs from seeds planted in fertile soil of pensive souls storms stir deep, out of sight asking magic to be described.
There are villains in the woods selfish imps that trust no one holding captive the travelers who sought passage to beyond grace possessed by the trapped turned inward by consequence by fairy realms the fruits are masked bending then to dogma’s clout.
The guardians of humanity walk between the two realms both the soft and the strong held in hand to find the way both the doe and the buck walk the paths that lead out revelations lead to the dawn stripping chains from the oppressed.
On the trails from here to there we are asked to find our way by the magic of the guides returning gifts cast to the ground I’m still lost in the beyond while she holds my hand to soothe what’s been found has fed the deer wishing more could be revealed.
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“Fed The Deer” is a spiritual poem about captivity and exploration.