Mystery Meadow: The Most Real Place on Earth

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    Mystery Meadow: The Most Real Place on Earth

    If I could stand in a country meadow
    I would wait for the spirits of the woods to rush through me
    I would look into the distance and see someone there
    Only to watch them disappear
    I would call out to nothing and expect something, maybe get something
    There would be nobody to believe me or tell me I’m wrong
    No one to stop me from singing my song
    What if my life ends today
    Before I’d die would I have anything to say?
    It’s all empty and nothing means a thing
    But I feel like I have so much to bring
    Nobody would come to that meadow in the countryside
    It would be too real for anyone to reside

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    ivecute77 commented on Mystery Meadow: The Most Real Place on Earth

    11-23-2008

    you have good poems, keep them coming

    Poetry is what gets lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    Allegra’s Poems (24)

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    You Define Me 2
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    Mystery Meadow: The Most Real Place on Earth 1
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    Surrounding, Enveloping, You 3
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