These winds of restoration Rise above the rocks of prominence And drift down the valleys of the Rockies Like the gentle Chinook in early summer.
These winds herald the coming of the cold, But in my heart they drift warm Like shallow waters that carry the sun To the shadowed inlets of Hidden rivers.
I will let you in Breath of rushing things that ends and then in reckless flurries, Begins again. I will throw my head back With my mouth open wide And I will draw you down to the hollows of my bones Where you can find the marrow Of my soul And carry from it the bitter dusts of regret.
I donβt want them anymore. I have walked with these sands heavy in my core for too long And I am done. I ask these winds to restore this weathered ground to something more; This wasteland is dying. Let these winds lift the surface and expose the verdant roots within.