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Distant Wonders; Man speaks to nature


Like the moon to the sun Or a mountain to the stars We dont understand each other We just admire from afar I dont know you Neither do you know I Just as a baby watches a bird fly I reach, I beg , I cry But most of all I wonder When I wonder its like a dream Reality and Imagery act as a team Into a world where deep truth gleams And finally I know what it means Like a nostral to a naval though we are so near Understanding each other is our true distance Even if our daily functions and behaviors maybe clear But what is ur morals, beliefs, incentives What gives you the reason to live More importantly what is this anger you give Surely it is not for the first sins Under the eyes of God We have grown together as sibblings One day I pray for the love we had in the beginnings A day when your quaks have been quelled Your tsunami's are no longer felt And tornado is graveyard of its former self A time when you and your residents coinside, socialize, and harmonize A world full where no more hunger or thirst A haven from greed where slaves are freed A hiatus from pain and agony For the both of us not just me Alas these are the ways in the world of illusion where deep truth gleams Here reality and imaginery work as a team My escape from this world I reach, I beg, I cry As I continue to wonder
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Arturo9321
It was inspired by John Milton who told the story of Paradise Lost the story of Lucifer. I wanted to concetrate on the story on apoint of view based on Adam and Eve modern day and why the world is so angry with mankind

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