The white one

i wandered you for all

 

felt you before we merged

saw you the day before

laying on the log there you were

amongst the forest in the wood, bare feet, bare foot

the fox and faun.

 

Basket made of willow branch

i knew you full of lavender before i smelt

you had been hidden like a dream

as if i had known you-somewhere within

the white one

 

 

the childrens stories

the sweet awakening

i would not call out to you; you were silent fawn

dear eyes

those eyes had cried so many memories alive

i did not need to talk

though i turned towards you with a nod.  I could see your sun now, it touched your eyes

where the shadows opened the light in poured

 

not for you is the rush of this world

you hide

happy in the forest

soul alive; radiant wise

rubbing trees with the shoulders; untouched

 

made of bark and elm  and tree and leaf but so deeply rich in skin

the sensual oak knows your name you glisten amongst the silver birch

nature knows fruition

a little light in fills a filter and you glisten rich to all of nature

leaving behind barefoot dancing to stand and wait and still

to fill the basket

to speak to God

to go about your daily work and to nod you head to the sun in worship.  This is enough dear one

 

 

 

 

 

Photography: Alexey Demidov