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Thunderous moments

Its deep to feel the shock of lightening and still walk...

By Miles KrausePublished 4 years ago • 1 min read
The reverenced truth of royalty gilt stricken.

Thunderous moments leading asunder the tremor of emerging stints of fortitude while breached styles magnify your attributes of urgency. To align your majesty of hindrance of wasteful moments to youthful stares wondering and marveling at what can be. To magnify unification of realization of magnificence in a chaotic world intrigued by stability in unsure days lived by billions. Feast of banquets to disquiet the hunger of the deprived to bring elevations of life for yearning to awake in the choke hold trying to place society to sleep with faithless intentions that can be. Forgetfulness of the rainbows that time after time appear not made by mans hands critiquing the way we live to hype up the truth in atmospheric heights beyond standing reach. Gravitational pulls holding us to the earth without mercy allowing flight only by complex comparison gifted by birds of nature no one man can take credit for creating. Lighting striking in multiple points memorizing the mindful thoughts withing the brain replicating the storms of life within its thought process convicting even the meekest of those who breath the elements of life. To frozen material unleashed in a moments notice to gigantic effects of capsized truths beings sunken into frostbitten lies, coldness beyond compare to persecutions seen dismembering reality for some hidden in emotions perplexed of boundries. To escalate provoked manners from afar with sacrifices given by honor dignity and hope.

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Miles Krause

Remembering the youth without living it is abolishing it so I keep my inner child as bright as the Sun to embrace the Love as a child grown within the world of mixture.

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    Written by Miles Krause