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Write a poem about a physical journey that you have been on.
Explore the tangible aspects of a journey you have been on, and how these physical characteristics may have impacted mental and spiritual aspects of the journey too.
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Down past the Cypress trees, on yonder by the creek,
Underneath the shade of trees, but still in Summer’s heat,
Innocence pranced into the woods, on a quest for fun,
Hate slithered behind, seeing a chance for some,
The two danced and played, until Hate grew tired,
And at a moments notice, all of innocence’s innocence expired.
A push, a shove, a rope, a branch,
A mother’s cry saved a life by chance...
The bus was busy, claustrophobic in fact. The seat I was sat on, if you can call it that, was the space between the bottom step of the bus exit and the backseat. Next to me was a bag of fish ready for the market. The smell was putrid but atleast distracting from the Spanish chatter. We were headed towards Tyrona national park, a place of tranquility and beautiful beaches. And yet I felt sick with ...
I’M SPINNING
I'm Spinning
I can't.. quite see straight.
Oh, how these hands have wanted to hurt what it has seen in the mirror.
I'm Twisting, I'm turning, it's getting out of control.
Can I breathe?
Where do I start?
This feels right.
But is it actually just a way for me to sleep my thoughts Good night.
Ready To wake by morn.
In.
Out.
I Breathe.
With watery eyes, I see something In front of me. ...
İnce, Uzun Görünmez Uçsuz Bucaksız sonu gelmeyen bir kış misaliGüneş açmasını bekleyen filizlenmiş tohum ve kurumuş toprak misali,
Balçıklanmış ruhumla kasvetlenmiş Çakıl taşlarında yalınayak yürür misali,
Heyhat! Şeytan bile masum kalmış bütün hayvanlar insani ....
Step fast step lightly
Move gently move quickly
Trudge up and down
Turn left then around
The magestic reach of beautiful trees
The screaming cracks of knees
The scent of fresh air
Every noise raising a hair
The steps hard and beaten
Rivers and stomachs gurgling at too few calories eaten
Onward forward and march
Still the hunger for burgers and starch
At the end there is a cascade of ...
The pioneers walked
We drove
The pioneers talked
I listened
They gathered food
I ate
Attempting a light mood
I couldn’t
The pioneers knew not where
I got there
Did the pioneers argue
I did
Were covenants renew
I could
The desert is dangerous
But beautiful
The pioneers made new homes
My home...
Subtle abuse that is soon forgotten
The feet bleed but are caressed by the air
Feeling of death fleets with each step
The sensation of life through my lungs
The pounding of steps marks the beat to my life
The rythym of suffer for strength in the end.
Ask of the people why they do what they do
As for myself a run can be the glue....
A climb beckons ahead of me
Legs ache and heart pounds
Downshift, stand up, get set
Pedal
Pedal
Pedal
The hill-crest embraces me
A trail calls my name off to the right
A pretty track, but taking me off-course
I stay loyal to my destination
Pedal
Pedal
Pedal
A mile-marker brings wind to my back
A puddle shields the road beneath my feet
Roots defend the edges, flanking me
I battle through the muck...
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