The Hunt
Up before dawn racing the sun to hope.
Off the guiding path, where the shepherd will approach.
Down in the dirt but no time for pain. Reach for desire or struggle
On the lonesome journey, all are made humble;
Even the lone wolf howling at the moon must know the path.
Straight arrows pierce deepest. In the end
Odd beginnings carry the sand.
Crooked stones drifting from hand. Through broken grass
open is the hunter seeking the blind void. The light
seals the fate of all. True pain is
loss, cause small minds to conform.
Find joy in the pockets packed between the storm.
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