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by Thu Nguyen

Created on: September 02, 2010

With breathing unsteady
By pants, I walked up the hill
And watched as the wind streamed
Pass my face, my clothes holding me tight.

Then I saw a bird shoot out
Where it came from I didn't realize
How near or far it must have come
With wings so long and high.

Yet, tonight my heart mourns
My eyes burning from the visions
I cannot decide between right
Or wrong that takes my mind.

So I climb and climb until
I cannot move my limbs
No more of the feeling inside
These dark moments come alive.

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