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My Senses


My Senses

                    by Eloisa Small 

 

I've been thinking of something I cannot see

I have all of my senses

I can breath

I can taste I can hear

 I can be who I want to be

The smell of the day is rain

It makes me feel free

Erase all doubts now believe

This is something not a dream

I was thinking of something I couldn't see

Knowledge and wisdom within is unseen

The senses of me every breath I see

I hear distends of memories

I taste touch on my lips

This I will never forget

These are the senses of me

 

 

 

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eloisa.small

Born In Manhattan, New York. Til I moved to The Bronx. I worked at the Bronx Zoo til I aged out then became a cashier In a Super Market on Ave. C. (sight of The Last Dragon) At 18 Married my sweet heart from age 16. Now single mother of 2 on Disability due a back injury and... Life is good I trust in the Lords plans everyday is a gift.

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eloisa.small
<p>I have always enjoyed poetry it's a part of me.</p>

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