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Dearest Me,

sincerely,

By Sara WynnPublished 4 years ago β€’ 1 min read
Dearest Me,
Photo by Pat Whelen on Unsplash

Rain is shaken from the leaves

whose blanket warms the rainbow river,

the sun's reflection in her mirror,

the moonlight illumined sea.

Every day I give myself

a little more to the other side

to and fro, we coincide,

staying, going, somewhere else;

as above, I am alive.

Said colors live in the light,

and did before rain started falling;

the storm's lightning downward, arising,

flickering in humid night.

Every day I give myself

a little more to the other side

ebb and flow, from death to life

going, staying, somewhere else;

As above, I am alive.

And when a soul is planted,

like the seed of a wildflower,

regardless of a higher power;

shall it not rise up towards the heavens?

Every day I give myself

a little more to the other side

bound by the same mind, before, and I,

staying, going, somewhere else;

as above, I am alive.

surreal poetry

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Sara Wynn

"No one knows where the edge of the knife is,

and no one knows what intelligent life is."

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    Written by Sara Wynn