Mischief, Life, & Admiration

A squirrel stole mother’s pie; while birds chirped. Such

Natural madness; and a wild cat, gnawed my shoe. If only

An African lion: my soul. A seagull has strayed afar: such

Bottom feeders; and sable eyes, grip the heart. A falcon

Cried passion; and rabbits scattered. Such might reigns the

Land; and if I must: she dances so gentle: I’m lost in beauty.

Such fire: the wildest blue; and such wings: a grace to

Glide. I now return: wild dogs fled the forest; and cattle

Died: a fox bore witness. So much bloodshed: and we feast

The flesh. A lemming wrestles life, and clears the field.

I’m surely amazed; and surely impressed; and if I must: she

Wields magic; and charms ghosts. I sprint in her direction:

She smiles a teal ribbon. So much to love: and so wild the

Flame; and we pardon such mischief.