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David FauntLeRoy
Poems
Aug 2015
Anaximander
The world is often smaller
Than the maps we hold in our hands
Though vision made concrete
Is the true fruit of anyoneβs plans
Maybe that marks the difference
Between apathy and awe
How grandiose our vision
Before digesting what we saw
Imaginations fueled
Scraped knees
Building kingdoms in our minds
Woodland forts out of reeds
Donβt let anticipation
Spoil the ground beneath your feet
Nor adventure in action
Outweigh the visions that you seek
This world is often larger
Offering what could never be foreseen
Etch your maps, clutch them tight!
Though pay heed to the road before you
And all the spaces in between
#adventure
#beauty
#change
#body
#childhood
#belief
#awe
#action
#cartography
#anaximander
Written by
David FauntLeRoy
Spokane, WA
(Spokane, WA)
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