Kansas
Once I lost everything I knew
A giant wind blew my mind in two
Then I was free; No longer a prisoner of what I was told to be
Sometimes I dream of a giant wind, to lose the things I know
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4 comments:
Sometimes one HAS to lose things to realize what is important.
I really like this. :-)
I agree entirely with what Mary said. You have to lose something at some point to find out what really matters to you. Please write more. :)
Losing everything can be freeing if one can live through the stress.
Great piece.
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