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garrison-wood
garrison-wood
Eight thousand feet into the sky I feel like myself again I can breathe the air here There’s paint on my arms again Where it belongs Perpetually staining my skin Seven thousand feet into the sky I leave everything behind me I am free and calm and relaxed here Music harmonizes with my heart and the mountains The sound the wind makes as it caresses the trees Six thousand feet into the sky I am as tall as the towering trees And I’m looking down their vast frames The world around me spins a moment I experience the same feeling you get when you Stand near a lot of tall trees and look up You lose your balance and you’re falling But you’re not, you’re fine I realize I’m not just as tall as the towering trees I am one of them Five thousand feet into the sky I am in the fog, the fog that’s kissing the trees, trees, trees, And the road ahead is fading into smoke I am a bird's eye Staring through the fog at the trees and beyond An eagle's eye I can see well through the fog Turning We’re dancing a duet- we’re doing right now In this car Three thousand feet up Coming down off the mountain and suddenly we’re back                   in                                                 Civilization
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Oct 19, 2016
Oct 19, 2016 at 4:14 PM UTC
Bird's Eye
I like to think back fondly on things in my life, and then reminisce when things were difficult. You're not just the boat tossed at sea or the shore, you can be both. We create dichotomy because it's easy, but not everything is right or wrong, black and white. It’s full of weird stipulation, washed out, and grey. Life is simpler when we can say,"these people are like this and others are this way."
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Oct 9, 2016
Oct 9, 2016 at 6:52 PM UTC
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