May the melodious
winds brush across
your face like some
soft, tactile lullaby,
sweeping each worry
from your brow.
Sometimes
in life
there's no way
we can know
the why's or the how's.
But always
remember,
the Universe
created this very
moment for you
to grow towards
a place you
cannot yet see,
but to a place
where you
are destined to be.
All it requires
of us is to
surrender to the subtle shift,
run towards the things
that ignite our fire,
be open
to their many gifts,
and then bow
in deep gratitude.
~Eric Vance Walton~
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Poetry should move us, it should change us, it should glitch our brains, shift our moods to another frequency. Poetry should evoke feelings of melancholy, whimsy, it should remind us what it feels like to be in love, or cause us to think about something in a completely different way. I view poetry, and all art really, as a temporary and fragile bridge between our world and a more pure and refined one. This is a world we could bring into creation if enough of us believed in it. This book is ephemera, destined to end up forgotten, lingering on some dusty shelf or tucked away in a dark attic. Yet the words, they will live on in memory. I hope these words become a part of you, bubble up into your memory when you least expect them to and make you feel a little more alive.
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