Chasing A Kind of Magic
We're all just chasing with bare feet
For a magic we can never keep
In the pools of our hands, aren't we?
We're all just kids grown up too fast
Searching for the hope that clings to the past
Dripping in tendrils of things we've never known
A magic that hides in the undertow
That crawls out when you run through the overgrow
That curls against your skin in sanctity.
We're all just chasing with bare feet
For a magic we hope desperately to keep
Because to hold on to that kind of magic
That dares slip through the palms of your hands
Is a different kind of magic in itself
Never let the light flicker because you're afraid
Of mirror images of yourself.
Stay chasing that dream, as wild as eyes closed, it can be seen
Stay barefoot in that prairie grass and drink it in
Because soon enough it will be the last
Moment of magic that brushes your skin
And you'll wonder why you ever doubted letting it in.
I'm always chasing a kind of magic with bare feet
And when I find it, it will be mine to keep.
~J.K.M.
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PoetryNot just poetry for humanity. Poetry for me too. An array of poetry displayed in raw light. "For what it's worth, even words can explain the complications in ones head if you find the time to discover the right sentences." ~J.K.M.