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A Younger Soul

A young heart, fragile and whole Unperturbed by the reality of the world Blissful ignorance and glowing souls Every experience felt ten fold A young heart, tender and warm Giggles of laughter within this storm Like the protection of an old trees bark An innocent smile that keeps out the dark A young heart, undisturbed and still A life force of incomparable will Lighting the candles of old and lacking wicks Simple and yet to be complex A young heart, passing through time The path of life is not a straight line Remember and do not harden so There is never a need to grow old
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Written by
lydia-chamberlain
American
Published
Mar 6, 2012
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19·106
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This was a one of the poems from an assignment in school, meant to be based off William Blake's poem style.

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