
Beside Orion’s Belt
I was lost for a while, my track in
the snow undetermined;
the darkness making it hard to find
what had been clear path in the daylight.
Crystals of ice crushed beneath my skis;
before me the frozen
field empty, untrammeled, vast white space
with not a trace of a soul passing.
Overhead stars of the Milky Way
twinkled in infinite
glory, yet in their sum offering,
but small light which to navigate by.
Then as I turned to go South to where
forest met with the sky
I found her in the stars looking down
as she waits beside Orion’s belt.
And I knew my journey although not
quite at end would in a
not distant time take me there too, where
if it be, I might see her again.
About the Creator
Russell Gottschalk
Lover of words and thoughts poetic. Trying as I can to live a life well lived.



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