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Apr 2015
Unapologetic and occasionally messy, we enter into the room
and the parts of each person suddenly click

We're the glue that's bonded tightly
and on every full moon you can hear us howl
Wild yet refined, paradoxes found in the world we live in

We spread our wings and thunder booms,
gusts of wind touching  all in their paths

Taking the road we made for ourselves
Trampling the ground underfoot
This land is marked as free

Our love extends state lines, mountains, and oceans
Messages sent in bottles still seem to always be reached
Souls can sense when another shares their parts

We take what we want, but never too much
(though show me a meaning of the word that sticks)
Perceptions of the world stem from validation
Teresa Smith
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Teresa Smith  Kent
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