Ostara's Harvest
Last autumn I was not the girl who now welcomes spring with open arms
I was living in a desert far from the sapphire oceans of land
I now reside in a preserve of green enrolled in the knowledge of life
I understand the path I must walk now no matter how hard it was then to leave my shell behind
I have a pomegranate heart, autumn limbs for veins, and spring for feet
Flowers sprout between my toes and hum a symphony of answers in my mind
The dreams of an artist are there in you rooted inside they say
Your dreams of becoming a writer have sprouted they spill from your blood like ink and you are the quill
I run through the forest now filled with maple leaves and somehow, I am not afraid anymore
I have collected new friends, I have anchored myself to my family and I am not alone
I can do all without regret I can kiss away lost lovelorn smiles of last winter’s chilly past
My life now is so different and yet oh so worthwhile
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