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My Garden of Eden

From where I sit I stare blankly

Nostalgia takes over, remembering the times of old

A tear runs down my eye so quiet

For those memories are only that

Yet I yearn to revisit those warming times

Where I like to think I had a plan

But here I lay

Only left to dig up my lost memories

Crying we could never hold that moment again

But smile because we were given the chance

Soft music wafts throughout my head

I look deep down the wishing well of time

And scoop my past in the cusp of my hand

I sigh at the magic it emits

For that magic is me

Intertwined with who I am today

The garden planted so long ago

Sprouted and in fullest bloom

Each flower like a story

Every **** like an unexpected journey

The sun shimmering through the sunflower sea

I lay with my hand over my forehead

Humming with the subtle tunes of a lovely life

The cicadas buzz with the swaying of plants

Wispy clouds never ceasing to say hello

I dare not shut my eyes in fear I will lose what I have here

I palm the dirt beneath my resting spot

For this dirt holds my roots

My past and cradles my future

This garden here beyond the sky

My garden.

Is my home

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mr-e
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Published
Jan 5, 2014
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