
The Poet And The Prophet
A poem about transformation
Blank stares and the empty ritual All the city had to offer Of myself and of my fate I dreamed a sage unmastered
Stolen upon my horse While the dead around me slept I rode into the forest With a mind that knew no rest
The moon’s glowing sphere above Met me there within the grove And a hidden, shadowed figure With raven-feathered cloak
Eyes of shining purple He only spoke of riddles Hand upon my shoulder — Lightning
Sun’s glowing sphere above Brow tight, I left the grove I returned with careful wonder At how I donned a feathered cloak
