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Underneath it all
Contributed by
GreenEves16
on
Tuesday, 1st July 2008 @ 04:37:00 AM in AEST
Topic:
InspirationalPoems
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Entering ones mind and seeing through their eyes
Ever knowing ever seeing ever feeling for freedom
Soft gentle light snow tops the trees, casting imaginations
Through your head
Walking beneath green pine canopy's blocking the
Sun yet comforting from within, the very core of
You jumping and leaping to get out and just this once
You let it
Let it feel the joy you have been screamig for
Let it be with the person you know the most
And knows you from your heart to your mind
Someone who needs no words to understand you
Who listens and quiets when you speak
To be yourself is a blessing that not many feel
But underneath in your heart you hear
Your true thoughts
Finally you let yourself just be, to be something
Never seen by others, never been released but
The feelings after waiting are stronger than imagined
Smells fill the senses the scent of pines and
Fresh air, no one knows what it feels to be all
Alone with canine and a trusting sister like figure
I sure dont
Lifting your head opening your eyes taking everything at a slow pace
Loving the feel of bark beneath gentle hands, glorifying
In the wet cold feel of snow
Seeking between the trees looking for details
But searching for nothing.
Canines running free barking and chaseing the still snow, walking on
Creaks falling but not touching water
Once upon a time when hopes seem lost you fought to find
Comfort but never discovering that
Happiness was right infront of your eye's
All you had to do was let it inside
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GreenEves16
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2008-07-01 04:37:00] (Date/Time posted on
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