Woods
I want to go to the woods
In the spring during the day
Lay under the forest green ceilings
And be filtered by the sun’s rays
I want to lie down in the turf
Not a word, not a sound
Just to be still there
My life’s problems not around
I want to walk through the woods
During the winter, late at night
Maybe a companion, maybe not
Only on the horizon, there are lights
I want to place my hands on the cold brown bark
And watch my feet get swallowed by snow
There my woes I will park
I’ll be able to let go
I want to run through the woods
In the autumn during noon
Swirling amongst the red and orange leaves
No plans of entering the real world soon
I want to stand in the center
Of the ethereal canopy floor
No one, but I allow, may enter
Only a certain few can pass through my door
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