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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I have a strange obsession or, if you will, a “quirk” an intrinsic need for wilderness in which to hide and lurk It hits me at odd moments this need to get away and I must find seclusion nearby- without delay For people 'round me all day long tend to exhaust me so when worrying, hurrying, massive throngs crush in- then I must go I tiptoe through the kitchen slide out through a side door holding breath 'til past the gate and safe and sound outdoors For here they cannot reach me I'm in my lair at last and nothing matters but the 'now' neither future nor the past I revel in the textures of verdant carpets of moss of rugged rocks and gnarly trees of delicate crystal frost A place where nature's wonders fall out unfettered and free spilling about, over, and under completely surrounding me A place where lavish loveliness lives where I can sit and dream where sunshine steadily showers down in glorious glittering streams I stretch out in the clover away from loathsome crowds and hibernate, or lie awake and make out shapes in clouds And as the sky turns darker the dazzling show's begun spectacular sparkles of early stars that will not be outdone It may be cold and frigid here as evening hits the air but I would rather stay right here than be most anywhere
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