and when he left
and
I held the balance
of
living in my hands alone
in
a box canyon
where
the meadow met the forest
at
the base of the mesa
miles
from nowhere
where
mountain lion screamed
elk
bugling while
hawk
soared
coyote
howled in the llano
and
the wind blew with certainty
in
forests, on mountains
and
in thick creek understory
I
stood at night
beneath
the starlit dome
and
held onto the moon
for
her constancy, until
I
found my own
while
all before me
shape-shifted
and transformed
salt tears aligned me
with my truth, fearsome
courage held me fast
to face myself as ruthless
honesty and authenticity
arose like cream to the top of the milk
thick and rich
fattening my starved wild woman’s soul
this new journey as certain as I knew –
the moon waxes and wanes,
the stars hang in the heavens,
the seasons come and go.
Kat
27 February 2017
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