The bent legs carelessly dangling out of the chair as the ants come whom she welcomes with open arms Her voice would shake and choke up passionately when debating the stubborn and beastly injustice How her freckles were spackled onto her nose from hours spent chasing the endless sun Criss cross applesauce spilt onto the lush grass limbs bent at unattractive angles a book filled with ambrosian letters precariously teetering the tightrope of her kneecap Makeup and artificiality was foreign to her, alien intruders, the only known home provided by the trees and birds sheltered by the blithely positioned cloud And the Spirit, the Spirit that yearns to join the ladybug dive deep deep deep into the clear chalice of water accompanied by airy eagles To run until her chest aches capacious lungs gasping Along with the Soul the Soul that clings to those she loves cries over the blissfulness of the dove is sickened by the smell of new leather and patiently listens to the water in the drain