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I left this carnival, or so it seemed to be. My views have Changed. Good or Bad? I won't be the one, To say in the coming years. Girls with hula hoops, Boys watching in awe, How fantastic the Colors seemed to swirl. Like the fallen leaves On a windy day. But not the trees are mainly bare, as the circus crowd Gathers around to Catch the acrobat if they should Fall. Outside on the dirt path, is me. sitting in thought, Talking to more then myself. The trees, grass, and The earth listened to my many tricky questions. Why can't life be Like tonight. With all the vendors, music, and travelers. I tried to hide from the rising sun, instead my body made me absorb, every bit of light. The sun was the reminder, To return home and be in this other life. More free then the bird floating above me, I thought of people and the whole world. No money left in my money clip.  I found some water.  I saw the ring leader of the carnival and, She eagerly smiled "Life is what you make it." No help this was, as more and more contradictions Sprang from my mouth. Again she just smiled, so Pretty was her smile. Early that morning, I tried to talk to other beings, spirits, but no truth was found. Then like a lightning bolt hitting a tree, and causing fire everywhere, The answer hit me. On the ride home, I had The same pretty smile, as her.
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Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 10:49 PM UTC
The Carnival
I left this carnival, or so it seemed to be. My views have Changed. Good or Bad? I won't be the one, To say in the coming years. Girls with hula hoops, Boys watching in awe, How fantastic the Colors seemed to swirl. Like the fallen leaves On a windy day. But not the trees are mainly bare, as the circus crowd Gathers around to Catch the acrobat if they should Fall. Outside on the dirt path, is me. sitting in thought, Talking to more then myself. The trees, grass, and The earth listened to my many tricky questions. Why can't life be Like tonight. With all the vendors, music, and travelers. I tried to hide from the rising sun, instead my body made me absorb, every bit of light. The sun was the reminder, To return home and be in this other life. More free then the bird floating above me, I thought of people and the whole world. No money left in my money clip.  I found some water.  I saw the ring leader of the carnival and, She eagerly smiled "Life is what you make it." No help this was, as more and more contradictions Sprang from my mouth. Again she just smiled, so Pretty was her smile. Early that morning, I tried to talk to other beings, spirits, but no truth was found. Then like a lightning bolt hitting a tree, and causing fire everywhere, The answer hit me. On the ride home, I had The same pretty smile, as her.
hank-roberts
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30/M/American
Oct 29, 2010
Oct 29, 2010 at 10:49 PM UTC
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