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I am here, I have yearned for days to travel the hours here, to walk the passage, and now
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Peer at stones at my feet, uneven and broken, to regain my bearings
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“Listening?” it seems to inquire.

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I read its black print, ignored earlier in the press of a crowd.
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I am void if I choose to detach from this path I follow?
This walk, exhilarating yet difficult.
This path that questions me as I form questions to ask of it?

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Shine the rusted acorns oil lamps, trim their wicks?
These oil lamps, like rusty upturned breasts, no longer of use,
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Relinquish control so I can hear the whispering answers, accept guidance.
I walk the labyrinth three times. I wait.

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Void if detached? I choose to not detach.
I am not alone. A few ants, a brown moth in camouflage.
I pick up a tiny white and black feather, a half walnut-shell.
I am in the labyrinth. Alive. Me.
I glance at a squared stone as I ready to leave. Clinging to its surface,
a bit of heart-shaped moss, bright green.
Alive.
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Bo Mackison is a photographer and owner of Seeded Earth Studio LLC. Recently she has also been pondering labyrinths and journeys.
You raise some interesting questions with your poem. Labyrinths can be pretty mystical. Peace.
The veil is very thin in a labyrinth, Gandalf.