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Created on: November 08, 2009
Here I breathe, the protest from over worked lungs.
Here I lay, the complaints of my body from not enough sleep.
Here I contemplate, stories of my youth, ideas of faith, the world that sleeps.
Here I sit stewing in my own emotions.
Here i accept the confines of a body that doesn't let my soul breathe.
How it longs to breathe,
It longs to experience the freedom;
To feel the existence of the world as One.
Peace reigns supreme through the existence of the one supreme being.
We experience Her as He experiences us.
We are one.
I feel the restrictions of my limitations,
The desperate attempts to put the pieces back that I have scattered throughout time and space.
I feel the loss of the one I loved.
I feel the space between each breath.
I feel the space between the last kiss and the next slap in the face.
I feel the nothingness and the everythingness.
I feel.
I
Feel.
In it all there is only one;
one voice,
one truth,
one simple word that rings through my heart.
Freedom.
My name is Rochelle Ann Foulk
I am a child of God and a Child of light.
I am a writer.
I am the Dragon.
I am His Dragon.
And I say this to you because;
I am Free.
And so shall you be.
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