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Journey


Author: Seraphim X
Elite Ratio:    4.67 - 32 /41 /33
Words: 68
Class/Type: Poetry /Serious
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Journey



Forward across the untold stars
None to hold us but our conviction
Reach for the infinite in life’s possibility

The fire with no fear but wind to fly
Ride the waves of celestial bliss
Forever to the wills of freedom

The cosmos to embrace in eternity
Loves grace to guide the heart
To the fullest reaches of imagination




Submitted on 2007-06-29 23:26:34     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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Woah! Amazing! I love this piece to death.
It will certainly be favorite, you can be assured. I love the way your words flow, and how you've managed to say so much in such a short poem. Its beautiful, really.
I would say not to change anything, because I love it now.

"Ride the waves of celestial bliss
Forever to the wills of freedom"

My very favorite lines in the whole poem. ^.^
They provide meaning as well as some pretty imagery, which I've never seen anybody do before.

"Loves grace to guide the heart
To the fullest reaches of imagination"

The most perfect ending I could ever imagine.

Awesome, awesome poem

~Jazzy



| Posted on 2007-07-10 00:00:00 | by Jazzy | [ Reply to This ]


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