I went to a woodland area recently for some video-filming purposes, and it was so nice to be there. I love the thick sound of the canopy rustling in the wind, and the sense of being inside a vast, living space. And there's something cathartic and fun about getting caught by thorns and touched by dirt. It feels like an outside home in a lot of ways, and I always think when I go there that I should go there more. So here are some pictures from that day in the woods, and a poem.
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meet me
in the woods
where your heart beats slower
where the time is still
and the dead leaves pound
meet me
by the moss
that convulses in the light
where the branches snap
without a sound
meet me
at the mouth
of the long dead stream
where your dream sits in pieces
at the foot of the mound
meet me
in the woods
where your heart beats slower
give me
your breath
and you'll never be found
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