Child of forever

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    Child of forever

    Run, as fast as you can


    little child


    into the hills of sanctuary


    onto the grass covered plains


    where I will show you


    that in your desperate cries to me


    I have always been there for you.


    You had to go through this and I found you strong


    and worthy



    of of my love.


    When I shaped the valleys


    and mountains,


    I thought of you,


    while I was giving water its essence and spirit


    you were making me smile.............


    So run little one into my

    threshhold

    and cry upon me,

    for I have watched and cried with you

    in your attempts to escape.

    And as your wounds bled

    you ran

    so fast to those places which are

    not here,

    I was taking care to help

    you.

    Your strength

    made my angels cry

    and the willows weep.

    The rivers mourned for you while

    the wind sang its songs of courage

    and

    all of the earth grieved.

    So, run, my precious child

    through my chiseled Valleys

    onto the driest deserts

    and

    I will watch over you

    and give you water

    from my rivers of time,

    when I first loved you

    oh child of

    forever.

    copyright 2007

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    optimistic commented on Child of forever

    07-22-2009

    This was really inspiring and emotionally heart felt to me I love the delicacy of the poem great write.

    Shadow

    07/27/2009

    thank you!!!

    tenderpoison commented on Child of forever

    07-22-2009

    I don't have words to tell you how much I love this poem. 10

    Shadow

    07/27/2009

    I am glad that it touches you in this way, it does the same to me...

    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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