Barefeet

Barefeet running

Across the dewy grass,

Long golden hair

Unruly and untamed

Like the girl herself.

Flowing like a mane in the wind.

She dances, and runs

As if she’s a kid again.

Barefeet tickled by

The warm ground.

Spinning, laughing

As the rays of sun

Tickle her freckled skin,

Bronzing her Shoulders.

Barefeet dangling

Over the sides of her horse

Galloping bareback across

The meadow.

Free as the wind,

Endless as the sky

Forever young.

A women, yet a child

Grown up yet Innocent.

Barefeet, dirty

Running home.

Alive, free

And in love.

Running to the family

That loves her

Friends to laugh with

Her lover to embrace her

Home,

barefeet, a summer breeze

a young women.

Free as the wind

Innocent as a flower

Sweet as a spring rain.

Barefeet.

I’ve found  my home.