The Sun
The Child Astride the White Horse of Dawn
I ride the morning — want a lift?
I don’t come at noon, that’s too much heat. I arrive when the sky is still blushing, when the world yawns and stretches awake. I don’t carry weapons or scrolls or answers. I carry presence. I smile without my mouth, and everything turns toward me like sunflowers do. I don’t teach — I remind. In my light, you remember your own.
What I'm Into: sun-warmed fields, the hush before galloping, open palms, dew on grass, when the night finally lets go
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