Oh my marigold
All I’ve ever known
Was love with no beginning
All I’ve ever known
Was love with no meaning
All I’ve ever known
Was love was forever leaving
Oh where is my marigold?
Searching every crevice
Climbing every mountain
Before I knew it, I stood tall and thin
Drained of the hunt
I rest my head on a trunk
Vivid dreams brought me to your fields of elation
Restless I press further
Deeper into the forest of reciprocity I head
My darkest days lay within this forest
Frigid and lost,
One loses faith in their compass
Oh where is my marigold?
Opening up to a meadow of brush
There was a sense of familiarity
Grazing the top of the grass with my palms
Taking in the randomness of it all
Studying the intricacies of the flora,
I lay my eyes upon that which I have walked miles for
Perched in a small mound of dirt
The stem reaching towards the sun
The marigold says,
”Oh, you have finally come.”
Oh, there is my marigold