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Describing the truth

There, in the pond, by the williow tree,

I see you but do you see me?

A summer breeze, a flurry or cherry petals

You are gone, before the water settles.

 

Never have we shared a passing glance,

let alone a mystical moonlit dance.

Daydreams and fantasies, in the sand,

washed away as the tide stretches it's hand.

 

Never will this be, you and I,

we are from different worlds, and to the truth i cry.

This way may be better, I silently muse

for always alone, I have nothing to lose.

 

Never are you deserted for all it may seem,

I am always beside you, in essence and in dream

and through all of eternity as light shines through,

We may not be one, but I am always beside you.

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Written by
whyamiaspoon
American
Published
Dec 25, 2010
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This is a poem my friend wrote she asked me to post it

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