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Isha Kumar Oct 2014
Let my heart burn
a brilliant light.
Let the world see
the fire's golden might.

Let my heart escape
the shallow empty cries.
Let the world watch
my heart soar the skies.

Let my heart feel
the gentle rain of life.
Let the world witness
the end of all strife.

Let my heart burn
a brilliant light.
Let the world see
my heart glowing bright.
I wrote this when I was upset. I'm surprised it turned out this way. Though...there is something missing...isn't there?
firexscape Oct 2014
Ah, well friend
I wouldn't jump till you got there
Then we'd go together
And soar to better times
-the most well spoken person i ever had the undeniable luck to meet.
Any time is a better time with you, friend.
Genevieve Rae Oct 2014
There is a bird who dreams of flying.
Only dreams though.
Dreams and dreams, yet never tries.
Never leaps away from the ground.

She could soar and soar,
Far up into that open space.
Never does,
She does not see the point.

There is a bird who dreamt of flying.
Only dreamt though.
Dreamed and dreamed, yet never tried.
Never leapt away from the ground.

She could have soared and soared,
Far up into that open space.
Never did,
She now sees the point.
Gravity
Was kind to me
And sometimes I could fly.

Fate, you see
Excluded me
And I felt I'd never die.
sun stars moons May 2014
Running freely through an
open field of daisies
She leaped and rose and soared
and she flew.
Outstretched arms that grew into wings,
she ****** every last bit of gas
from those stars in the night sky.
She was finally alive.
And suddenly, as she inhaled her last fiery breath,
she crashed.
Falling heavily, suddenly, faster than she had ever risen,
she fell through the clouds that she once had danced with.
And as she saw the daisies falling with her,
she collided with the depths of Hell.
I saw a bird,
On its feet on my kitchen floor,
And as swiftly as it came into visual,
It fluttered off.

It was a sparrow,
A small brown thing,
But alive and free.
And it made me smile.

It made me smile,
For all the reasons,
I don't have what it had,
Freedom, throughout the seasons.

Its always birds isn't it,
That make us think of freedom:
The flight of swallows in dusk,
Or the release of doves on Easter.

Its always those birds isn't it,
That make us feel deep within,
How it would be like to fly,
And to rise up above everything, above wind and sky.

But what does it really mean to be  free?
The wondrous spread of wings,
And the ability to lift off from the ground?
And to soar above the clouds?

It was a bird,
That made me smile,
And think to myself,
How so much more than a bird am I!
Alyanne Cooper Jun 2014
If I could trace
Rainbows through the rain
To the golden ***
Of treasure at the end,
I'd trace a thousand
And bring the gold to you.

If I could meld
The elements water and fire
Into a blanket of energy
That would keep you
Cool and warm--
Whatever you need--I would.

If I could sing
The songs of your dreams
And wishes and fantasies,
And somehow sing them
Into reality, I'd sing
From sunrise to sunset.

If I could build
A home from scratch
With all the things you love
And need and want,
I'd measure and hammer and saw
And create that space for you.

If I could do even one thing
That would make you smile,
Make your heart soar above
All the pain and sorrow and death
You face every day,
I would do it a thousand times.

But I am only human
And my strength is not much.
I cannot trace rainbows
Or meld elements or even sing.
And though I've swung a hammer,
The house would be shambly.

So all I can do is one thing--
One thing to lift you up
And make you laugh and smile--
I can tell you with all my heart
That no matter what happens
You are loved,
*A thousand times and more.
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