Wild Thing
A poem by Jazmyn Aurice-Marie Edmonds
Can you sit with me 'til sunrise? I'll keep you warm against the cold. While the world lies quiet beneath a dusky sky, Let's take one last ride before the morning unfolds.
Here on the horse's back, it's peaceful— Ethereal beings, heaven-sent. If you listen close, you'll hear their secrets, Whispers rooted in love’s deep scent.
Wild Heart, I'd chase you through every storm and sunrise. Will you sit with me at midnight, So I can rest near your gentle side?
I'd never wish to tame you, Only watch you run free. From dusk to dawn, From summer to winter’s snow-draped sting.
Wild Thing, may I stay your muse? Through every season in between.
Wild One, with your wild heart, Galloping through a moonlit dream— Eternally unbound, our hearts entwined, Forever, you and me.




















