It was a difficult road and lost became my only way out of the realms where I touched grass and my feet bore no sin, my heart could hear truth that reigned as the stars light up the sky but my way was dark and harm happened to me and from me and of me; I cried. I crumbled and died more times than felt right, felt wrong I vied for a song but no birds did land, the red one could not see me, I commanded to the gods and to the men I made god was always in the flowers, the bees that bit them, how could I of known? How could I of known my wayward days would end and cycles would be worth bowing to—with one.
This poem emerged from a space of deep introspection, tracing the winding paths of loss and rediscovery. I wrote it as
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