I left my phone in the cabin went out with nothing. I took the road never traveled it was quite something. I got a favorite tree that leans into the road and as I caressed its branch wet after a storm it sprinkled down onto the moss bed made down below. I couldn’t help but to tread on. It was soft under my shoes and I sunk in it like quicksand I wanted to listen to blues and let the moment breathe deeply what a calamity it was that I had to say goodbye to my favorite tree. And what a shame I didn’t get to lie down to sleep on the moss. Someday I’ll do that though.
Poem #12 off “Bella Goth”
It’s about the time I connected with nature last summer.