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Imagination-Use It

Taking time to ponder on the thoughts Of things you do not know Letting your mind wonder Allowing room to grow Thinking beyond reason Of what some may seem to be Beyond an explanation For anyone to see If your thoughts can find it There’s every chance it could be true Even if it’s out of reach In a place without a view Never stop your mind from dreaming About what others cannot see You may just discover Something that’s meant to be Somewhere in the vast infinite space Deep inside one’s mind Are things yet to be uncovered Meant for you to find Don’t listen to others If they say you are nuts Believe in yourself Do things that take guts If there were never no leaders To go to places unknown We’d be back in the cave man ages We would have never of grown A good imagination Is a healthy device Use it often Heed this advice Think outside the box Then figure out ways To make your creation From inside the maze Of the images seen In the back of your mind Mixing facts with guesses Everything intertwined Never stop using the best tool that we have It has no rules there so, anything goes There are no restrictions to keep you from trying What’s out there no one really knows I like to visit and use what I’ve got The things I come up with sometimes surprise me There’s no other place for someone to go That allows them to truly be free Give it your best You’ll never be wrong Go as far as you can You need to bring nothing along You and your imagination Is one of our greatest gifts Take advantage and use it Allow your mind to drift

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Date: 11/16/2012 4:34:00 AM
great write Lori
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Date: 10/22/2012 1:43:00 PM
I love this write! You're right of course, the imagination is a powerful tool. Poets, especially, should learn to employ it vividly. Lovely write Lori!
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