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Pave me a path to the moon
I'll walk the whole way
Encouraged
By the silver dust craters
And white light

It looks to be a gentle place
A place to go to close your eyes
And exhale.
A place to go
To have your face touched
And heart filled

On the moon
I will be peaceful
I will revel in the
Weightlessness of it all
And store that feeling in my heart
Remembering it in moments
When I am feeling
Crushed by this heavy earth

And in the meantime
While my path is being paved
I'll keep my moon dream alive
By late night star gazing
And keeping
Silver dust in my pocket
March 23rd 2017
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
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Listen
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
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I wanna talk about it with you
but I can't bring myself to speak

*Please listen to the things I'm not saying
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
TS
Life
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
TS
Life's greatest gift,
Is not one of physical nature.
But one that touches you deeper.
Deeper then you ever thought was possible.
Life's greatest gift makes people do strange things.
But it also makes us feel a way that isn't matched by any other force in the universe. What's life's greatest gift to you?
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
ADS
Poetry is art
A blank canvas and a brush
We paint with our hearts
I never thought I would be a person to write poetry, but I have found it very addicting. Also it allows me to get down my thoughts without being judged or crucified. So thank you for taking time out of your day to read my thoughts.
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
Justin Cooper
Wake, shower and suit up
Over and over again
Wake, shower, suit up
I'm going insane...

Routine is a killer
Not of lives, but dreams
Without many a thriller
Nothing is as fun as seems...

Wake, shower and suit up
I might just lose my mind
Wake, shower... Shut up
It's adventure I crave to find...

End the day after a near death game
But routine is our morning cup
Forever remains my fate the same
Wake, shower and suit up.
 Mar 2017 Ola Radka
Sabrina
The whispering waves were half asleep
the birds had gone to play
and in the trees and in the deep
the smile of nature lay.
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