Flight

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Dancing during the witching hour
Under the proverbial full moon


Gracefully, I take flight,
As I praise God, and his blessings of life


Freedom enraptures my body,
Its' radiance warming my soul


Unable to contain that which is in me
Exuberantly I dance, relinquishing all control


Muscles quaking, trembling with the strain
Abandonment of all thoughts


Just feelings .. intense.. burning though me
It blazes out of my spirit as I dance; airborn


Slowing as sorrow manifests
Tears coursing down as I continue my solo flight with the sky


Pain, hate, anger...eradicated
Waltzing with my feet now grounded to the earth


Like a lightning rod;
Discharging the negative back to the ground


Unburdening my agonies
Abdicated to the world which helped spawn them.


You can well-nigh see the concentrated emotional transfer
Visualize the white-blue flame amassing


Purging from my soul..
Hitting the earth with such force she groans


Emanating my happiness
Purdging the pains with emulsions of joy


The earth turns neutral... I feel her sigh
As the elegant dance turns full of hope..


Returning to the sky, I whirl with the clouds
A breathtaking, captivating sight


Each movement inspired
Guided with the certainty of


Hope; for the future
All that it holds for me.


Dancing during the sunrise..
Enlivened, and free.

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