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Meet

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You’re more likely to meet a wild one if you

Are quiet and still for they’ve lived a life since

Birth

Of danger and survival

And will not approach if they equate you with a threat.

They can sense threats and lies.

One cannot hide the scent of intentions,

And love is transparent after all.

Wild Unknown

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Chilly winter.

Sun sets kaleidoscopic sparkles afire.

Kitty sits by the window

Looking ready to pounce on

An unsuspecting bunny.

How he longs to be free

Just like little bunny.

Oh, but what a rude awakening it would be for him to be suddenly left in the wild to fend for himself.

So dream he will

From the warmth of my lap

Of wild days unknown to him this life.

Take A Look

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I wake up,

Take a look in the mirror

And there is my messy mane.

Never tame,

Silky or smooth.

Curly nonsense pure and simple.

Morning crazy;

Tangled and matted.

But one thing I have always loved is my hair

Whether falling coiffed in ringlets divine

Or a frizzy, wild masterpiece.

It is me.

All me.

Different every single day.

Immersed

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She was born in the wild,
Immersed in nature from first breath.

Barefoot.

No mirrors

Just freedom.

True.

You see,

She was the wild.

People tried to change her.

They tried to shorten her breaths,

Her wonder.

She bounded too high

Her steps held no path in mind.

Over downed trees she would leap without a

Second thought.

Scratches from sticker bush and branches

Made her laugh.

Brambles in her hair.

And her heart raced at the sight of the bear

And the squirrel;

All the same in the wild.

All one living and breathing being,

Alive,

For together they felt the dirt

On their bare skin. Raw.

The berries and the fiddle fern

Filled her appetite.

Cold mountain waters quenched her thirst.

The wild was her foundation, her breath,

Her heart, her skin.

Her stillness.

She is the wild.

Anything

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Wild and free can be anything.

To me it is wandering in the woods off trail.

Eating fresh raspberries and blueberries

While listening for wild animals that may come.

As a young girl,

Taking off alone to

Ride that beautiful white mare

Bareback up mountainsides so steep

And through Forests so deep.

Her mane in my bare hands and my legs holding tight with every change in direction

And lunge.

Giggling when I turned corners and almost falling off

When she reared.

Finding bear tracks in mine upon returning back to where I

Started.

Catching the curious eyes of a lynx

And hearing the thump of a beaver tail,

The squeak of a porcupine in a tree.

The sweet smell of dirt and rain

And the silence of heaven in the wind singing in my ears.

Trusting myself and the earth.

In those wild and free moments

I died and was reborn again and again.

They saved me from death.

I understand now.

Wildness

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Do not fear your own wildness.
Set yourself free.
The part of you
That you put to sleep
When you were young
After being told
You were too much.
Always too much.
Too much beauty.
Too much
Laughter.
Too much loudness.
Too many questions.
Let your wild hair down.
Let your wild voice sing.
Let your wild feet dance.
Let your wild eyes see.
Let your wild arms embrace.
Let your wild out.
Set yourself free.