Quick Good, Bye

VII – Velocity 

I’m strolling past thousands of houses 

Our souls’ material and

Mental castles – 

Just as selective as the ones

Who are within.

There is no real or imagined reason 

For anyone and ever to come in.

Yet gatherings are always kept so sacred,

Especially with those who we a life

Share with.

 

She trots along the dusty path

And on towards the lake. Fish

Always swim here, instinctively she knows

A mother. To many, just a ginger fox

But to her little, curious, and hungry

Baby children – she is the hero

Their warmth and only hope.

The mother brings them all they need to live

Through winter. And they for her will grow

To someday feed themselves. Not every baby 

Will become a mother; but one they’ll need

To even be conceived.

 

It zooms through thick brown branches

And slightly thinner layers of our skin

It gives us spring.

Sometimes it hides, though never 

Disappears. From our view just one

Big bright star. We know about its 

Temperature and luminosity, and pressure

But really we haven’t even scratched the surface

Of our beautiful and giving Sun.

From human eyes it’s on and off;

From universal space, it always glows.

It’s giving us our energy and livelihood 

Yet with its radiation it can kill.

We mastered light, and heat

Supplementation. We never will be able

To replace

 

You run just when there is a reason –

Adrenaline, a diet you are on,

Or people pleasing.

You walk so slowly when there is no will

Of being present at your destination 

Yet sprint like an Olympic athlete when

Someone is looking for you there,

With omnipresent passion.

You slowly drag yourself 

To go and do what’s needed

And jump up on your feet, five in the morning 

To fly whichever way you soul is headed.

An intricate motivation unbeknownst to you

Is deep within your soul, which once

Long time ago, has fed it – one

Childhood shiny dream.

 

VIII – Best wishes, I

Will see you soon,

Granted no one is given

The liberty of vision –

Ignorance is bliss. And still,

The ones we love the most

We gravely miss. Throughout the mist,

A shining white of winter,

Pumpkins on Hallow’s eve. Then morning

Comes, knocking blue waves

Right into rocks

While thoughts

Hammer my head.

Sometimes, one has necessity to understate

But really, there is no reason to deflate 

Our goals. As all humble beginnings

With will don’t have an end,

As competence forever is my friend.

And gratitude is cousin. But oh so dear,

My opportunity – my sister. By blood,

Believe, how much is even possible 

To leave. Behind my passionate facade,

My ever-burning jive to live

You gave me everything, for which

I love you dearly,

My one and only life.