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Feb 2017
Let me tell the tale
Of a girl who didn't stop;
Who climbed on every mountain
Without a pause when on the top.

She'd dance in every blade of grass
Until each one was covered in dew;
The sun knew her by name
But the silver moon did, too.

For a fear had settled in her bones,
A fear of sitting still;
That if you're not moving forward
It must mean you never will.

So in time, her dance got slower
And she looked at all she'd seen;
But found gaps inside the places
That she'd never fully been.

For she was a human doing,
Human moving, human seeing;
But she had really never taken the time
To be a human being

     -     e.h
Beatrice Robertson
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Beatrice Robertson  Florida
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