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Jan 2017
I've been sailing the galaxies
Through a strong wind of stars
Many times, Gravity called upon me
But I've laid my anchor on Mars

Of all the wide seas and vast oceans
From Earth I chose to be afar
Here the heavens swore me an oath
Near me shall come no harm

I swing my anchor and climb to the moon -
To count my blessings upon stellar skies
My sight falls to the dock near Mars
Meteor showers fill my sailboat with sighs

It is longing for home, my little wooden boat
White clouds hugging blue waters
Take your anchor; sail to your heart's desire
And tell Gravity that I've grown fonder -

Of my soul that has spread its sails
Across waters of black and winds of shinning hue
And when night comes to mother Earth
Let them gaze upon my soul a-birth, anew
Clouded emotions then clear emotions then denial were basically the recipe for a writer's block. I feel grateful for the split second these words came rushing into my soul. Acceptance was the key.

Sincerely, Em
Sincerely Em
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Sincerely Em  24/F/Here, Now
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