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Andrew McElroy
Poems
Nov 2011
Eutopia.
Oh, how my thoughts
Tear through my open & stained mind
They feel like the world wings
Stretching out to scoop me up
Whilst I stand in this field of night
The dark curls in every direction
But I am not confused
Mother’s moon shines upon me
In the light of her eye
I learned how to fly
With the smell of the pines
Shifting through my cloudy mind
I calm with ease
As I feel the breeze
Against my eyes and in my spine
Oh crooked spine, don’t fail me now!
Mother please, Mother Green
Don’t take me out of line
Don’t let me lose this time
Keep my sight on her eyes
You can leave my heart dead in the pines
But just pick me up and bring me back home
Back to the only place I’ve ever known…
Oh go now, into your secret garden
Retreat into the trees that sway
They say to you “Oh my child, cry to me!”
So I wept to her
And this is what I say…
"My Sweet mother, I thank you
I will breathe all of you in.
The love is in your voice
I can hear it in the wind."
Written by
Andrew McElroy
30/M/Florida
(30/M/Florida)
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