In
the deep woods far from many lights
The
scent of Alyssum sweet as honey in the night
Is
draping the ground like soft white silk.
All
can be seen in the moon’s brightness
Illuminating
everything within its scope
Casting
starlight onto the lake’s surface
And
glistening blades of grass on the hill slopes.
The
night appearing to be so gently calm
All
life it holds seems to be in peace
And
after such turbulent ventures
There
is relief in such attainable ease.
I
feel a sense of safety in this night
It
as if tonight alone was called in truce,
So
without foreboding I might freely roam
Passing
through realms of bitter spruce.
Glaring
eyes are held in the caves
And
sneering mouths are tightly bound
Passage
is granted for the night
For
the moment I am safe and sound.
Only the night’s beauty is lit by moon.
It is in these moments
that I wonder
If I cast judgment far
too harsh and too soon.
I realize now that I
have found sweet content
This calm night is how I had wished
it to be seen
For in this journey
there is so much I could resent
But now I see beyond
its smoky screen.
Within me I am stirred
by a hopeful presence
I release it with a
sigh from wakeless bliss.
I see far into the
forest’s eye and find fortune
To have known a moment
such as this.
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