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Sylvan Soul (poem)

  • Writer: Rei
    Rei
  • Aug 22
  • 1 min read

syl·van (adjective): pleasantly rural or pastoral

a woman with a yellow backpack hiking among a wildflower field with pines and mountains in the background

A school of cloud shadows slow-

motion scurries across the mountaintops.

The Sun’s tendrils reach down

to treat the wildflowers to her honeyed gold,

nudging the bees to rest in the shade of petals.

Rabbits bathe in her rays

resting easy under clear skies,

hawks and corvids out of sight.


The simultaneous coolness and warmth in the air

coaxes the autumnal spirit from its summer slumber

little by little. In a month’s time, it will fall,

along with the leaves, for fall all over again.


What season makes your soul feel the most alive?

  • ☀️Summer

  • 🍁Autumn

  • 🍁Winter

  • 🌸Spring



2 Comments


Greg
Aug 22

I love the scene you describe in this. It really makes me long for Fall to arrive.

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Rei
Rei
Aug 22
Replying to

Thank you, Greg 💛!! I absolutely CANNOT wait for fall (as you already know). :D

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