Lost Bearing
The hills tumble over one another like
swarms of bees.
You walk slowly through
green meadows
caressing each bud
with feeble
fingertips.
The whir of birds
singing long
and weary tunes
cry out.
lonely,
lonely,
lonely.
The world is
large.
Feelings
so long
sequestered away,
and tormented.
Bliss
is
hard
to find.
You lie down
feeling the dirt
between each
finger, and
inside each palm.
The rumbling
tides
roll on.
The end is far from
near.
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