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Still Dancing

In wild, wild moments there’s the rush of wind Upon my face, streaming out strands of hair As I run down hills of mind on lissom legs, Twigs snapping under my feet while I remain Childlike and playful, blissful and unaware. But all this in my mind because I cannot do this barefoot running anymore. Can’t run at all. Those days of mad abandon gone. But I can still walk slowly on the nice neat paths Among the bluebells and my heart can still Skip, dance and jump for joy and sing its song
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loretta-proctor
75 / F / UK
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Written by
loretta-proctor
75 / F / UK
Published
Feb 12, 2018
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#childlike#bluebells#barefoot#wild#moments#sing#abandon
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