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The topography of the human soul can’t be learned in a day. I strap on my bag and look out across the valleys and mountains that make you you And feel both exhilarated and frightened. I see beautiful, sunlit plains Dappled with wild flowers And vibrating with the joy of life. I also see dark caves Filled with shadowy, dangerous corners And echoing with whispers of ghosts of the past. I take a deep breath and take the first step. I have my whole life to explore this land, And I intend to learn and embrace every inch of it. *North South East And West.*
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 6:59 PM UTC
Geography
The topography of the human soul can’t be learned in a day. I strap on my bag and look out across the valleys and mountains that make you you And feel both exhilarated and frightened. I see beautiful, sunlit plains Dappled with wild flowers And vibrating with the joy of life. I also see dark caves Filled with shadowy, dangerous corners And echoing with whispers of ghosts of the past. I take a deep breath and take the first step. I have my whole life to explore this land, And I intend to learn and embrace every inch of it. *North South East And West.*
Poem 6 in my self-challenge: "7 Poems in 7 Days" with each title being a school subject.
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Sep 26, 2014
Sep 26, 2014 at 6:59 PM UTC
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