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I Gazed Upon the Horizon

I gazed upon the horizon Down below with rocks plastered with barnacles Stubbornly clanging on its superior mother I saw clashing waves pondering in their youth On their twisted arms played childish acts Slowly I move my gaze up On a rock where a lady stood upon Her eyes Her cerulean eyes that longed for calming meet Her body silhouetted with her ivory flowing gown Spun by her people with detailed lines Reflecting her youth, her beauty in every yonder The greatest of all is her stance Uncompared by any other being Gracefully tip toed around the soaked scented rocks She soars above and below Pacify all the inferior and folly She took her first step Her right arm raised high up through the clouds Conjuring great power and assurance Pouring fellow jolly and bliss to all her people Her left arm twirl around her waist Trailing behind cheerful bunnies They would hop and roll Rock and bow Their incessant behavior showered grains of hope and faith No worries no calamities paced Her left foot kicked like bands of treble Rolling down their sleeves Making love to music And here comes forth melody Inspiring her children to grow and mate Making solemn promises of faith And her right foot stands alone Into a void where darkness reigns It is a pillar on its own Piling her recorded past Filling her emptiness with precious velvet hearts Her stance is righteous to all That glides in the center of the horizon To the core of my heart As a blessing whose gift is to give To love and to cherish The moments in every day In any time

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Date: 2/26/2016 6:01:00 PM
Leon Lim, Enjoyed the way you expressed every line. Please keep writing, hope to see a new one from you again. LOVE LINDA
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Date: 1/4/2016 2:47:00 PM
Leon, enjoyed reading your poem. Hugs **SKAT**
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