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Apr 2016
Laying awake trying to save
the fleeting dream of rolling hills
thin as paper.
The braille script.
The glimpse of unrealized patterns.
Mound dotted terrain
of empty realization.
Flying above trying to remember
the feeling, the speed, the relation.
Through the eyes of a bird
flying forever
over lands unknown to man.
The alarms of evolution
ring me alert
as if I were falling.
The scent of evaporation
filling my sedation
as I try my best
to slip back into the murmur.
The comfortable notion when I was dreaming.
Floating above those foreign land
of breathless barren beauty.
The rolling hills.
I miss the feeling.
I always knew I had.
Keith Labonte
Written by
Keith Labonte  Muskoka, Canada
(Muskoka, Canada)   
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