Conscious
I become conscious in nature.
My senses are heightened,
The smell of damp earth
after a downpour of rain.
Feeling the goosebumps rise
on my body after dipping my toes
into a bubbling spring.
The conflict of consciousness
in seeing the colors of nature that
only appear in my most peaceful of dreams.
Hearing voices on the breeze,
ever present,
whispering sweet encouragement,
"you are not alone".
In the moment,
ever present,
eyes conscious.
Reaching out,
running my hand through the boughs of a Fir tree.
I swear I'm still conscious,
but I see lights.
I swear I'm still conscious,
but I hear bells.
I swear I'm still conscious,
but I feel love and warmth envelope my core.
I run my hand through the boughs of a Fir tree,
but I swear I'm caressing the face of a baby.
The fragrance of the Fir dances in my lungs,
I'm still conscious,
but I swear I can taste Christmas.
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