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Lessons Learned
Posted 1/3/2009 12:30:30 AM by Alexia Speizer - [Show All My Posts]

Lessons Learned

She walks down a dark road
lights dance with the moon
no destination yet she walks
She listens
she hears crackling under footsteps
Clanging of garbage cans as trash is taken out for mornings pickup.
Crates of recyclables lay by stoops.
Wind rustles leaves
her golden locks seductively unkempt
branches crack as squirrels playfully jump & forage for winters slumber.
Bunnies skiddishly hide in gardens.
Rain droplets begin to fall
washing away the soot of the day, soot of yesterday, soot of the past.
Her shadow hoovers like a gaurdian in the night protecting her, holding her, comforting her.
She walks down the dark road
but not alone
there is calm in the dark
theres life in the dark
theres peace in the dark
Theres even protection
After darkness comes light
After the rains come rebirth
The sun will shine brighter
Birds bid winter adieu
Squirrels rest & reap the fruits of harvest
the trash is gone
She can bask in the sun's warmth
She still walks alone
by choice
To listen
To hear
To learn

xoxo
Alexia

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