As I See It Poem by Susan Lacovara
As I See It
I see the world in colors,
Still unnamed
Feel love and heartache,
Like thunder
Swallow the spice, salt, sweet
And sour
Of life's experiences
And experiments
I wear little armor
Protecting the drawbridge
Of my heart's entrance
I exchange handshakes
Not head shakes
To the stranger's I come across
I feed on the beautiful greens
Of grass and summer fields
Til full from feast
And needing to lie beneath silent stars
I will never grow tired from wishing on
I feed on the beautiful greens Of grass and summer fields..... as green resurrects to uplift heart when gallops to run in vein, walk still trudges riffs of wild yet by saddles of burden we still need to.inspiring piece, i love the way you complete the song.thanks for sharing
Very pretty poem. we should all wear some kind of heart armor.
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4/30/2024 4:58:16 AM # 1.0.0.1119
This is one of most beautiful poems of ever read, nothing but pure emotion throughout, every verse tethered to innocence