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A Confident Reserve

I need a clear sky

a clear head

a sunrise, 

a fresh breath of pure life,

a symphony of wind chimes.

The  form of a dandelion 

is compromised by wind,

as the seeds float aimlessly 

among it's master's drift.

Patience is a virtue 

unworthy of rebirth,

you only  got one shot 

of loyalty on planet earth.

So the dandelion waits 

For it's land into the dirt,

loyal to it's nature,

A confident reserve.

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christopher-rossi
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Published
Jun 18, 2010
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Copyright Christopher Rossi, 2010

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