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Premium Member A Poem From the Unknown

I observe palls of leaves, drifting on the wind 
       Compelling me to write, but my page keeps going limp
            Fraying along straight edges, curling into crimp,
        Nuanced in nature, daintiest touch rebuffs my whims

           Thoughts become hesitant, so readily demurred 
         I scribble tenuous nothings, reflecting absent words 
          Cant tell which is moving, the leaves or my world 
           Seemingly fluxed together, synchronicity bestirs 

        Impossible to measure, let alone describe this scene 
        Small eddies all around me, vortex on grasses green,
       As I look upon the tumult, my imagination reconvenes
         Ink begins flowing again, and words start to scream 

             Disenfranchisement over, now feeling overjoyed 
           Balance is restored, the moment remains unspoiled
             I look down at my sheet of paper, if only to recoil 
        Not in horror! Amazement, this little poem self compiled. 


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