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Strands


I am tangled I use to be tied

to a single strand of happiness inside

I was innocent and naive

never meaning to decieve.

 

I was short like the simple meal

when well prepared it holds great appeal.

Meat and potatoes was what i ate.

But much finer food I should put on my plate.

 

I found that it is people who made me thrive

each person i met made me feel more alive.

each person is a strand of their community

and each person you meet brings new opportunity.

 

for each one is different just a single strand

we all make up the world and fill up this land..

each strand is a  human in that we are the same

but each is uniquely different even if the same name.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Paul T
<p>Great poem except that your pronoun&nbsp;<em>I&nbsp;</em>is not capitalized in some parts (always proofread before you publish).</p>

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