In the Snow

It got cold in the snow,

and I just want to go home.

I thought the stars were inside,

I kept them hidden, I tried.

But they kept screaming for release,

they picked me up off of my feet,

and brought me up through solid peace,

and told me,

“You can’t stay for long.”

I woke up without arms,

I stood up without arms.

I couldn’t walk in direction

with all this static reflection.

I was lost inside a map

that I had written in a nap.

When I heard a voice where branches snap,

I followed it home.