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I'm running
By Emma Lee
I hit the trail, running hard,
Bay shining sweetly before me,
In it's silken depths lies my salvation.
Branches scratch my skin,
Gravel teares at my bare feet,
Scratching and tearing are the only sounds....
in the moonlight.
There is only me and the trail.
The bay calls to me.
I stumble onto the beach,
The moon alone greets me,
and welcomes me home.
There I am at peace and the gentle waves welcome me in.
I wade in gratefully,
and am comforted by oblivion.
As I step in the water,
calm now, serene,
I look to my left, at the lights of downtown,
The streets of my youth,
The streets of my sins,
My ghosts walk there still....
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© 2006 Emma Lee
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On Wednesday, August 19, 2009, Prophint
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wrote:
the name sucks, might want to change that, but it's better than most of the poems I usually see.
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A former member wrote:
i agree with them all. beautifully written hun.
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On Friday, August 25, 2006, Asouldivided
(21) wrote:
beautiful picture engraves in my mind you are a star to my inner eyes... thank you
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On Thursday, August 17, 2006, Dissolving Poet
(560) wrote:
Nice I loved the images that scraped across my eyelids, I was trapped in awe while I was taken away ~Gothic
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A former member wrote:
wow, i found this to be absolutely amazing.."I stumble onto the beach,
The moon alone greets me, and welcomes me home." i love the beach, and the imagery in this was lovely..and that last line was fabulous. welcome to dp.
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A former member wrote:
beautifully realistic how the peace of the water and all it's salvation does not erase the memories of what came before. Your honesty shines through like the foam on the tide...
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