Across the lake
your face appears,
a curtain rising and falling
with the breeze
from the shadows,
where trees link branches
as if old friends.
You tread quietly
across the years,
careful, waiting -
watching for a sign -
a movement -
and then a pause,
a moment -
frozen.
I turn.
I breathe in
something different -
then quickly leap to soar
towards the heavens.
You only need to reach
and I fall back down,
your roar -
a train passing by.
I'm the one who's still,
shaken -
as you rise up
with all the forests
and rivers -
and I quietly, quickly,
slip into your shelter.
(2010)
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