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I'll Meet You Again

I'll meet you again

Where the shadows grow long

And the sand sings soft whispers

And the amber trees twist

On an eternal Earth

 

You will find me again

Standing in the river 

My rough bared feet drowning

In the tiny slivers

Of all those little dreams

We were just too poor to nurture

And far too young to waste

 

I'll meet you again

In the sweetest late afternoon light

With your heart so full of wonder

And your callused hands so beautifully empty

Your body so tired of wandering

 

And as the red sky says its  last goodbyes, my dear

To all his precious children

So cold and so small

We will hold each other close so close

As the last of ourselves

Withers and bursts into bloom

Into life

Dear Life

So tragically short

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Written by
kelsey-showalter
American
Published
Sep 26, 2010
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© Kelsey L. Showalter

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