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Between earth and sky is where I abide. Grass grows beneath my feet and inbetween moments of deep thought, longings and unuttered desires, as I sit, communing with the trees and for a while, just doing as they do... just simply 'being', no matter what as they hold majestic limbs up toward the heavens in adoration or perhaps interrogation. And that is but speculation or imagination on my part. I sit, quietly, somewhere between this moment and tomorrow and wonder those simple, complex questions of old... What does it all mean, in the end? What price do we pay for passion or apathy? Why are we here? In my mind worlds collide, die and begin again and this most encumbered heart still holds hope by the throat, refusing, yet, to let go. Between earth and sky is where I abide. That is where you'll find me. Full to the brim, with questions, wild, vibrant dreams, and a never ending sense... of wonder. -by Mercurychyld Copyrights
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 3:36 PM UTC
BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY
Between earth and sky is where I abide. Grass grows beneath my feet and inbetween moments of deep thought, longings and unuttered desires, as I sit, communing with the trees and for a while, just doing as they do... just simply 'being', no matter what as they hold majestic limbs up toward the heavens in adoration or perhaps interrogation. And that is but speculation or imagination on my part. I sit, quietly, somewhere between this moment and tomorrow and wonder those simple, complex questions of old... What does it all mean, in the end? What price do we pay for passion or apathy? Why are we here? In my mind worlds collide, die and begin again and this most encumbered heart still holds hope by the throat, refusing, yet, to let go. Between earth and sky is where I abide. That is where you'll find me. Full to the brim, with questions, wild, vibrant dreams, and a never ending sense... of wonder. -by Mercurychyld Copyrights
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Aug 10, 2014
Aug 10, 2014 at 3:36 PM UTC
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