I walked into the wood last night; I wandered in the wild, waxing with wordless wisdom. Owls in oaks orchestrated cries; shrill singing at the still moon.
Leaves long lost lay beneath, above the abject sky; layered loosely, left bereft by the hard harvest of winter. Armed with an anthem of ages, I smiled.
I surfed the strange tides of night, I kissed the silent starlight, I sang with a heart whole and happy; unhinged from fear and fraud. I paused to ply the peace with prayer