Poetry: Enveloped - by DL McCulloch

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by DL McCulloch

Created on: April 20, 2008

I am enveloped;
within your arms,
warm and inviting,
the worlds harms,
unable to reach; inciting
fear's powerful charms,
upon my heart; beating.

I am enveloped;
within your words that sigh,
softly into my thoughts,
where they drown the cry
of worry, and chances lost;
to let go the ground and fly
with abandon, no matter the cost.

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Whiteness...
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