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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Epic Sighting Contest A streak in the sky filled with colored light,with splashes of pink on each ray, And cerulean waves of particle collections, makes my visibility a true design. Way above the frigid landslide, I start to see... I start to imagine... I start to bask.... In the embellishment of the radiance in the sky, Without return to where... I used to belong, I tried to forget my past, Where I belong now. No longer do I reside in that desolate land, Dry, polluted and forsaken, I shall live where I choose, And I've chosen the immaculate palace, above the clouds and Just underneath heaven... Prisms of rainbow light flashing through my soul, As it regenerates from being so lifeless from down below.... Don't miss the waste land, Moving forward came so quick, I feel so at peace. There's a castle made of ice crystals, sparkling diamonds shining through all directions from the sun. Dangling pieces melting into radiant beauty. This journey was not planned. Fate had it to be for my life and my life only. I always knew I would be happy one day... The distance was too vast and my life seemed too modest...so there I was, walking a thousand miles north east to find out, I need this in life, Crystal castle up above, Grateful that I'm home. Written By: Laura Urbaniak November 3, 2015 Sponsor: Poet Destroyer
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