I have set up camp in many places. The harsh reality of nature is both a deep fear and a reliable seduction, and I love to dance with both of them.
I met this canyon in a dream.
She laid silent and strong, curved and cracked of existence.
Unnoticed her nature was the horizon.
Men built rigs and roads to deplete her,
May those fossilized pieces become a teacher
Eyes soon locked, an ego was challenged.
Sunset turned and she sighed.
Then I lost my horizon,
To learn how to say a proper goodbye.