Where are you pointing me? Not true north, nor magnetic. Shooting ever lightward are peas, coiled around the pointer like Spring Pulling, I hope, in warmer directions Or to better times
The wind rose The vines swayed, grasped, searched, dragging me along. I carried this lode-bearing device, trusting life to find a way
There will be a point of no return A place to grow Bright and glittering A spire to climb Tendrils wrapped around it like hungry threads planted there by a spinning needle Where the compass will say ‘here’ and the heart will say ‘home’