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and I reply in full.
By shedding my tears,
thank god I loose my fears today.

The fear of being unwanted,
and loosing touch.
Being such a sack full of *****,
which seemed to be a major theme.

Still life has another theme for me:
Cry with the wind,
and be kind to what you left behind.
Cuz this cry is an open invitation,
after all the trials and tribulation.

It tells the world,
I release whatever was burdening me.
And after that I will be kinder to you and me again.
So I thank the wind for saving me,
from being a great defouler.

Smearing the world with my filth.
The pent up anger,
the sadness i kept to myself,
It all has to go!

From now on I'll be merreir again
and better company for you and me.
For the burden has been lifted once more.
And that is my daily shore on these windy days.
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Cry of the wind

Contributed by boomking on Monday, 12th January 2015 @ 12:46:54 AM in AEST
Topic: EmotionalPoetry

I hear the cry of the wind,
and I reply in full.
By shedding my tears,
thank god I loose my fears today.

The fear of being unwanted,
and loosing touch.
Being such a sack full of *****,
which seemed to be a major theme.

Still life has another theme for me:
Cry with the wind,
and be kind to what you left behind.
Cuz this cry is an open invitation,
after all the trials and tribulation.

It tells the world,
I release whatever was burdening me.
And after that I will be kinder to you and me again.
So I thank the wind for saving me,
from being a great defouler.

Smearing the world with my filth.
The pent up anger,
the sadness i kept to myself,
It all has to go!

From now on I'll be merreir again
and better company for you and me.
For the burden has been lifted once more.
And that is my daily shore on these windy days.

Copyright © boomking ... [ 2015-01-12 00:46:54]
(Date/Time posted on site)

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Re: Cry of the wind (User Rating: 1 )
by kmec1990 on Monday, 12th January 2015 @ 09:02:17 AM AEST
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Nice write, you are lucky that you are capable of a good cleansing cry many aren't and those pent up emotions are toxic. Thanks for sharing
K

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