Feast
I am not a feast for the eyes to devour
I am a body with a mind that thinks and a soul that speaks
with a mouth that sings
songs of an internal grief and an external peace
with hands that give
goodness to all they meet
with feet that dance
over the moon and back
with eyes that can bear
deep inside your soul to ignite a spark of fire and ice,
for I am not a feast, but a body
with a mind that thinks and a heart that beats,
I am, I am, I am
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