The majesty I find, in a wooded ravine
Your crystal clear creeks are the divinity I seek
I descend down into your beating heart, a valley
Slipping and sliding, down icy canyons and ravines
This clay is your flesh, frigid water your blood
I kneel and touch each obsidian pebble and stone
They remind me of permanence, wisdom
And the consciousness that permeates this existence
I drink up its essence like syrup tapped from the Maple
In the northern night, I am held breathlessly in awe
As I gaze up through a towering canopy upon a hill
My eyes suddenly align with constellations igniting
And flickering ancient galaxies and universes all aglow
Invisible and unnoticed to the blinded sprawling cities
I reach for these magnificent glittering stars
And a luminous crescent moon levitating
Just above outstretched gray branches
The sky is frozen, ink black and endlessly immense
The forest is so vibrant, full of life and the sacred
I smell the scent of ancient embers and drifting smoke
And sleep outstretched upon the frozen earth
Just above the sound of water flowing slowly
Meandering softly down the Vermillion River
These frosted leaves I lay upon, thaw restlessly
Casually in the warmth of the midday sun
Decaying back, into rich spring soil
Announcing March has finally arisen