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This is my place of peace The ocean meets the land after the same interval of time without delay The steady controlled breaths of a stable planet The leafy shields of the trees protect me from the fiery glare of the sun But I still see its light dance across the water in a beautiful ballet of joy I watch the clouds as they adorn the sky with their abstract art Red wildflowers sing out through the passive murmur of blue and green surroundings Their vivid contrast is welcome There is a stump where I can sit Where I can read, dream, sing, write, or just be present There is a stump on either side of me where I can invite a trusted friend or two To sit with me and appreciate the view But I know that this place is for me No one can intrude unless I allow them to The trees are my guardians They stand at a respectful distance but never leave their post I know I’m safe here I paint this scene to life in my mind whenever I need a sanctuary
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Aug 1, 2019
Aug 1, 2019 at 2:39 PM UTC
Sanctuary
This is my place of peace The ocean meets the land after the same interval of time without delay The steady controlled breaths of a stable planet The leafy shields of the trees protect me from the fiery glare of the sun But I still see its light dance across the water in a beautiful ballet of joy I watch the clouds as they adorn the sky with their abstract art Red wildflowers sing out through the passive murmur of blue and green surroundings Their vivid contrast is welcome There is a stump where I can sit Where I can read, dream, sing, write, or just be present There is a stump on either side of me where I can invite a trusted friend or two To sit with me and appreciate the view But I know that this place is for me No one can intrude unless I allow them to The trees are my guardians They stand at a respectful distance but never leave their post I know I’m safe here I paint this scene to life in my mind whenever I need a sanctuary
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Aug 1, 2019
Aug 1, 2019 at 2:39 PM UTC
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