Take me farther than the paved road, the picket fences, the shallow ponds.
I need the earth, the sky, the ocean.
It's a vast unknown with every possible way to be known if you only reach and grasp it.
Teach me the ways of the natives, giving in to truth and beauty. Feeling the tug at their minds telling them this is how to live.
Walk barefoot in the weeds growing between the trees. Leap over the creek bed running away with pieces of the river. Try out a little earthing.
Feel the peace in the mountains for they stand with reverence. Taste the sweet nectar of the honeysuckle. Play in the swaying grass of the west.
Connect to earth and sky and water. Breath
May 20, 2015
May 20, 2015 at 9:21 AM UTC
Take me farther than the paved road, the picket fences, the shallow ponds.
I need the earth, the sky, the ocean.
It's a vast unknown with every possible way to be known if you only reach and grasp it.
Teach me the ways of the natives, giving in to truth and beauty. Feeling the tug at their minds telling them this is how to live.
Walk barefoot in the weeds growing between the trees. Leap over the creek bed running away with pieces of the river. Try out a little earthing.
Feel the peace in the mountains for they stand with reverence. Taste the sweet nectar of the honeysuckle. Play in the swaying grass of the west.
Connect to earth and sky and water. Breath
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