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Created on: April 22, 2009
I feel the wind upon my cheek
I briefly pause and reflect upon my week
I watch the tree leaves sway to and fro
I am aware that not everything is meant for me know
I have felt the breeze in its' gentle state and also when it was violent with rage
I can compare the differences to many situations that have occurred on life's stage
I much prefer the soft stroke upon my face
I wonder why we rush and go about our days at such a pace
I pause and feel the gentle touch
I realize that when I rush I miss so much
I feel the wind upon my cheek
I want to laugh but feel too weak
I look upon the bare branched tree
I wonder if anyone will miss me
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