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Sky Eyes
July 16, 2021
I lift my eyes to the water
Sky
Rain
Heat
Lightning clouds.
I lift my eyes to
Peace
Pavement
Miles
Fields.
I lift my eyes to
Windmills
Blue
Doves
and
You.
© Natasha G., Coral Springs, FL
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Thank you @sparrow for always finding the perfect special thing to say. You make riting worth it...however, you don't need to feel like you're under some strict vow to comment on every last little thing, specially if the piece speaks for itself. No offence, just don't wanna be a pain to anybody. I feel kind of spoiled rotten which is why I annon some things (so I can still be mysterious, whoo hoo.) While TeenInk shouldn't be viewed as a kind of welfare line where some people are robbed of basic love, I am trying to reach 1000 comments on this site. Huge goal, gotta go, got lots of typing to do. :)
SparrowSun ELITE said...
on Jul. 20 2021 at 9:19 pm
the shortness of the lines is captivating.
200 articles 23 photos 1053 comments
Favorite Quote:
"It Will Be Good." (complicated semi-spiritual emotional story.)<br /> <br /> "Upon his bench the pieces lay<br /> As if an artwork on display<br /> Of gears and hands<br /> And wire-thin bands<br /> That glisten in dim candle play." -Janice T., Clockwork[love that poem, dont know why, im not steampunk]
if comments are anything like writing, it will be there before you know it. 100 seems like a big deal, but its really just a number. wow I sound more philosophical than I am.