The Call
I rest my head upon a rock
This is where my weary bones shall lay
My thoughts and trepidations blocked
Till I inevitably wither away.
A distant echo in the woods
Makes me ache me like a clarion call
Pain, desperation and all the goods
Take over as I wait to fall
I rise and stand, broken yet whole
As I prepare to take my last steps
Tears down my cheek, I bare my souls
Hesitation never really helps.
I walk, and my blistered feet burn
My calloused hands clutching at distant dreams
Let go, the voice says at every turn
Lest you be torn apart at the seams.
All in an instant and an eternity
I’m at the edge looking into an abyss
At shades of blue and a mellow green
Finally relaxed and afloat with bliss.
I stare down praying for aid
The melodic voice lures me in
The siren tells me not be afraid
I close my eyes and dive right in.