Hidden Away
funky yellow house,
with its old age,
settling, always, always
by a dirt
road
bulging goat, fat flying,
dashing, in desire
and impatience
through the contemporarily
cut grass
a voluminous boulder
stimulates a pirate
ship, the grass surrounding
it waves in the wind,
crashing
immature dogwood trees
posing on a slope,
soaking up the sunshine
and taking cover from
the rain
teeming trees of apple
and pear, swaying
protectively around
the rock, hiding
it away
my safeguarded breach,
tucked away amongst
the trees, keep me
safe from the world
out there
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