The Road is Made of Hexagons
Hoping for destination, she
gropes toward brightness,
across spaces like tundras.
Wandering lost, Finally
she claims an omen.
Manipulating once blinding light,
she can see
the road is made of hexagons
and leads to
the smell of crushed mint,
as earth settles in her hair.
But as he looks at her through blue, blue eyes,
She feels she needs to leave
before entangling limbs become a
prison,
and she willingly submits
to the song of his lostness.
Once far away and whole she smiles
Remembering his eyes.
blue, blue eyes.