HEY, WILD CHILD (NaNoWriMo Day 9 HWR)

HEY, WILD CHILD

I stand in a sea of gold, of soft wheat and summer grass while the breeze ruffles my hair. I soak in the April sun and the aroma of the meadow all around me. The freedom of a birdsong is a steady chime to the beat of my heart. The bleats of lambs, the 'moos' of a young calf, the scampering of piglets and rabbits are straight out of a picture-perfect storybook.

There's nothing to beat living in an idyllic countryside. Surrounded by nature, I would be listening to the hooting of the owls at night and only the rustling of wind through the leaves. I would wake up to the sound of birds singing outside my window or the dawn breaking behind the mountains. The ideal days ahead where I can only see the most pristine azure cloudless skies with birds flying high up.

Feeling the soft grass underneath my bare foot as I leisurely stroll with nowhere in particular to go to, and nothing to disturb my tranquility.

With the wildflowers brushing past my ankles, the breeze dancing in my hair and the crisp mountain air on my face, I would hop and skip playfully through the fields along with the rabbits, fawns and lambkins and make daisy chains all afternoon

I can imagine myself bundled up inside a throw rug with a book to keep me company and a mug of hot cocoa to warm my heart; stretching out in front of a fireplace to warm my toes.

I would rather go back to a world before man started playing God.

To be more attuned with myself, fulfill my soul purpose, spend the rest of my days with an enriched inner life and live with a childlike innocence with nothing but wonder in my eyes and heart.

Pic Courtesy: Pixabay

©️ Sangeetha Kamath

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