Once I got just a tiny whiff,
I followed her scent
through the woods
like a wild hound
never hesitating
or looking up
to see
where she was going
as she flew through
the brambles and mud
with the Grace and poise
of a young lioness.
No pain
no wounds
could slow me
No sounds
or sight could
Distract me
From my
From my
One - pointed
pursuit.
This was
Her gift
and as she
leaped over branches
and ran through the streams
I followed Her,
Thrilled by
every graceful
every graceful
Turn
And weave.
At some point,
I was sure
I was sure
I had found heaven
as I caught another whiff
of her intoxicating scent
which always left me
In a drunken haze.
which always left me
In a drunken haze.
Then,
suddenly...
She slowed,
and carefully
retracing her steps,
Vanished ....
Back into the trees
Disappearing,
Just as mysteriously
as she had come.
At first,
I ran to and fro
desperate
to continue
the Divine chase
which I had become so
addicted to
addicted to
But soon realized
after searching
that
My perfect friend
Had already gone
back into the thicket
And I was left
with just a memory
of her intoxicating scent
So,
Full of Gratitude
I will always Remember
Our wonderful chase
Through the
weeds
and mud.
Narayan
Narayan


When is Easter do you know? Because this sounds kind of like one of those funny Easter traditions. Go hunting for eggs in the grass... something like that? Or is it chocolate bunnies? I can't remember. Perhaps I'm totally off point.
ReplyDeleteRegardless, this was a delightful read and very nicely executed.
I even liked the part about the lioness... Oh wait, that was the main part wasn't it?
grrr...
Lovely ♥♥♥ and so true!
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