Runs With Wolves -- Poetry

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The hands grasp at mine as I turn away.

I flinch and run, wanting to get away.

The voices still haunt my mind.

I run, hoping to block them out.

I hear the feet, running after me.

I smell the rain, freshly fallen, just like my tears.

My feet touch the ground, falling hard.

I feel my heart, beating but broken.

I see the woods ahead.

They are my safe haven,

My home away from home.

The voices stop chasing, but I move on.

I stumble over the roots that guard the entrance.

The leaves, still dry, crunch under my feet.

I can’t place my thoughts at all.

The wind rushes through my hair, blowing it away.

I trip over the fabric of my dress and it tears.

My palms touch the ground.

My body follows the fall.

The pain resonates throughout my wrists.

I whimper through the tears.

I hear a responding whimper and then a growl.

I look up to see a wet nose inches away from mine.

I heard of the wolves in the woods, but never seen one.

A rough tongue licks my face.

A paw comes in contact with my hair.

I lift myself up, to face the creature.

It moves its head, like a human would

It starts off walking, but bursts into a run.

I follow, for an unknown reason.

My heart feels whole again.

All of my troubles disappear.

All because of my run with wolves.

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