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Uncharted Territory


as I explored uncharted territory new to me, but only as new as I let it be an audible crash rang deep in my ears and sprung to feed on my childhood fears i was jolted and shook, the walls seemed to know, for the walls creaked when that spring wind blow and as I stood in that house alone and afraid I realized a connection I have now made, because was it the house that left me in strife or was the uncharted territory... just actually life.
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