Poetry: Escape - by Trisha Lewis

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by Trisha Lewis

Created on: August 08, 2008

If I could escape
I would escape to a place were there was peace
If I could escape
I would escape to a place were there was love
And not hate
I would escape to a place were it was peacefull and quiet
I would escape to a place were everyone knows my name.

If I could escape
I would escape into your arms
To feel the beating of your heart
To see your insides and see what you are feeling.

If I could escape
I wouldn't escape at all.
Because I love were I am now
And escaping would mean running away.

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