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as a child I wander my young eyes over hills in the greening back roads my love is the sun how it shone with the river around me a breeze through these broken fence posts, the water, my home how it grows, how it grows like a hope told in silence the sky is an opening breath to my hazy goodbyes and the love I have tucked in your chest in your hands in your eyes. will you say from the forest "I kept all your night cries and hid them in the moss mixed your heartbeat with bird calls and named your life a draw"? or will I still find home a blue shard in my arm torn loose like a tooth from the sand?
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
A Calling Card of Tennessee
as a child I wander my young eyes over hills in the greening back roads my love is the sun how it shone with the river around me a breeze through these broken fence posts, the water, my home how it grows, how it grows like a hope told in silence the sky is an opening breath to my hazy goodbyes and the love I have tucked in your chest in your hands in your eyes. will you say from the forest "I kept all your night cries and hid them in the moss mixed your heartbeat with bird calls and named your life a draw"? or will I still find home a blue shard in my arm torn loose like a tooth from the sand?
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 9:22 PM UTC
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