Fear is that sap upon the noble heart. A green snake, monstrous, Coiling and uncoiling, Around my little white arm: Why did I ever hold you to play! Daring in awe, frozen in my foil. Surrendered, waiting for the bite. No, too much this natural delight. Were their banners, flags that fly, Flowers thrown from prostrate cries? No. Just a gentle sigh and a risky step, into curiosity. circling up, friction on the valley, and rivulets of my arm, in the shade of Grandma's purple and green branches. The scent of lilac in the air, witness eyes, that seem to say, "hello."
Kept here, stuck like a stiff wooden post. The answer laying at my feet, Defeated man, inglorious, Injury born from love. Step on the stones of redemption, Whose path circles into a foggy, foramen, Pain in the body. Whose destination makes: space in solitude. Breath of winter air, And cool rain. Spring blooms within. I am a valley of red tulips. I am a young boy, his wonderment: Whose hill, and glory, and new day, Is breaking over.
The mountains swell and lay constant everthere grows tress I remember through which water flows this is beyond vision hides there in the unseen exists, pulsing, beating, inebriated on blood and water. A natural law Everything is bowing sways in the current of earth's orbit I am in awe She has given up the cross remarking, "Don't you wish you could grab that there, hold it somewhere close inside of you, forever." Why even answer?
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