With compass and map in hand - I asked Would I be capable of such adventure? To bathe that much deeper with you Into those unexplored places The risk and virtue Of these unknown waters
I feel, That much closer within this nature, There, Locked, rooted, favoured to no longer swim alone. Tided by ourselves, with each other I am fashioned, drawn in paint brush To the peaks of desire,
And yet, You still remain as a beacon of hope. We traverse this life together Transcend the trials, the tribulations That are always set against us Plunging deeper into the lake To cleanse my spirit; weaving with yours
Finally we begin to dance here, You and I The sirens remain our long lost callers, Where I decide once again To wash myself In your ancient waters
No matter how many roads I must tread I would end up right back where I started Winding through moments or memories By longing or creative design, I find myself here, In your divine tapestry
This poem is related to the Celtic Fringes Scotland, Wales and Ireland. If youβre interested in seeing the visual for this poem shot in the Isle of Skye then please visit the link below: