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Ideas

Ideas are so difficult to keep

 

I cannot trap them in jars;

they are not flitting lightening bugs

awaiting my capture

 

They slide through my fingers,

those impish creatures,

slippery silver minnows

 

But they are so beautiful,

my thoughts,

dancing down my palms

and diving off my fingertips

 

They pirouette in midair

landing,

sinking into the soil

 

Deep in the dirt and mud

they bloom.

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kayla-knight
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Published
Oct 17, 2010
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© 2010 by Kayla Knight

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