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Premium Member Things One Can't Change, Just Breathe

Things One Can't Change, Just Breathe

A range of things don't move, no question 

The plea,

Life launches weight you can't always be a 
Perk

Pressure hits hard, sits sunken in the stitching-

Things one can't change...Just Breathe

Turmoil doesn't query if you're ready to

Percolate.

Truth doesn't solicit just cause you believe. 

When the world domiciles cold and won't 

Compromise  Things one can't change...

Just Breathe. 

Some fights ain't your own, let the weight 

Exemption, Not every storm justifies your

Peace.

Life hits brutal; don't let it snatch things  one 

Change...Just Breathe 

When the world pitches noise, you don't 

Get accredited.

And truth gets entwined in what they interwind,

Hold your Center,  keep your things one can't 

Change..Just Breathe

Premium Member Drizzling Diamonds

A vast number of stars gleamed in the sky. 
Embrace us from the darkness whereby. 
Happily interwind, with the fragrance of roses.
My words express my emotion perfectly. 
Don't bother using a sextant or compass.
I lack wings; I am going to miss you at night.
I long for a fine swarm of zeal and thirst.
And then there's a delicate seduction.
In terms of vitality, you're completely insane.
Calm my heart and all the cold nights.
Did you cope with my queries and facts wisely?
To clear the ice around my heart.
I'd become confused in my dispersal. 
An eerie effect can arise at any age or night.
To retain the sun's perimeter yielded.


Written: April 8, 2021
My Obsession Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Regina McIntosh

Dancing In the Moonlight

Late at night laying on the grass,
Feeling the cold breeze and staring at stars
Holding your hands, thinking it's all a dream,
Looking into your eyes which was full of gleam,
Right now just want you to hold me tight,
Cause tonight, I wanna dance in the moonlight 

Classical piano music playing in my mind,
Standing on our feet now our hand interwind
Closing my eyes and laying my head on your chest,
Not caring that my life is being a mess
Still don't know if everything will be alright,
But tonight, I just wanna dance in the moonlight


My Letter 2 You

My Letter 2 You
I have loved and lost
I cannot express how much I cherish you
Nor how much you mean to me
I remember the happy times
I remember the sad times
But most of all I remember our times
You have been my heart
You have been my soul
As though it may seem I do love you
It is time for me to go
Our times no longer interwind 
I am growing without you
Although our love is unbreakable 
Our relationship is not
I am sorry for this pain
I am sorry I came without warning
But I am not sorry for this letter addressed 2 you

I Dreament I Was a Butterfly, Or Was I Dreaming

I drement i was a butterfly or was I a butterfly dreaming 

I flew through a key hole into an enchanting garden. beauty surrounded me. taking 
me in with passion. Wet dew was on every rose little droplets from heaven. my 
wings then grew faster and faster untill I found myself on the ground human once 
again. As I lay and look up the trees are captivating.  Its so facinating the way the 
branches flow interwind with eachother, never breaking unless forced.  As I sit up 
the garden is like sipping a cup of tea warm and delightful. Its like being a child 
again so enrapturing.  Well I take a walk beauty is everywhere. I look entracing my 
steps. I come back to the door, I touch the cold brass with my fingertips. Then I once 
again feel the tingle when I become aware again of my surroundings I am once 
again a butterfly, able to fly through the small hole. My life laying ahead because I am changed.


Kayla Noel July 10

Daydreams and Dream Dreams

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