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By the Crunch of the Fall Leaves


Perhaps I should stare at inspiring pictures of oceans and trees, Cliffs off which I dream to leap, For the thrill of freedom is something that resonates deep Like sailing across the world alone, Only to find that the heart is the only home; An abode for the happy; Writing utensils to a poet; Books to a scholar.
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Blessed to have the opportunity of being a Poetry Mentor on this one-of-a-kind online society! I'm 20 years old. Live in Anahein, CA. I write to express my thoughts and reveal the lessons I have learned. One day, I will perform across the world and share my path. l www.youtube.com/thisispoetryproject l www.thisispoetryproject.org l facebook.com/thisispoetryproject l Follow me @HamzaYammout

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