Wind through rugged stones

I find a way to break my bones

As my spirit groans

Sink sank slunk shrunk sunk

In the heart of the mountain

Tip of the iceberg

Rising from the lake

Wind swept branches bend and shake

Rolling storm clouds break

An unending cave

Yes, the sea bed never sleeps

A bottomless pit

Blue steel cracks appear

When I turn my head away

My dying is done

Why is the mountain?

Please tell me when are the clouds?

And how does the moon?

Leaving the last light

Falling in my final flight

The end is in sight

As we swing sunward

Brave birds sing in the greenwood

Flowers spring upward

Dark hedges line lanes

Winding to the lion’s den

I’ll return again

Rummage underneath

Find another puzzle piece

Solutions increase

After winter storms

Thunder, wind, hail, rain and floods

Saplings rise from mud

I can’t find the words

To tell you how I’m feeling

In my foggy brain

What new forms of life

Will spawn and rise from the dust

Of my final grave?

Wind howls in the eaves

These storms may be good for thieves

I roll up my sleeves

A stag ruts and bolts

Antlers clash, heads butt and bold

Hooves beat a retreat

There are gaping holes

Where once wide hedgerows did grow

What are my blind spots?

Just over the hill

Reaching for a stronger light

Stretching is the point

Wild rabbits graze free

Tamer squirrels up above

Clamber carelessly

I am only clay

The rain washes me away

Until none remains

The moon pulls me back

In the never ending tides

I begin again