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In the center of my soul

by amanda-evett

In the heart of the rain in the middle of the night; In the cocoon of my blankets, In the warmth of solitude- My world tingles with a drunken glow. The tilt of the edges of my consciousness draws out my thoughts Like blood, And suddenly I ache for the Seine- Her quiet waves and raucous shores So full of life and dripping dreams… In the silence of my dizzy memories I am struck With wanderlust, So fierce I awaken with one shoe tied and key in hand Pleading for anything but here. It is too easy to leave, now. Beyond what was once audacious and beyond The clear, raging sea- The unknown calls to me. In the core of my body in the center of my soul I now know home And it is far, far from any place I have ever seen It is heartbreakingly beautiful and fleeting
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Aug 31, 2012
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