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I've Wandered and Wondered
by Barry Clopton Lanier (Age: 52)
copyright 10-04-2004


Age Rating: 13 to 127

 
Oh yes, I've wandered, and I have wondered,
Of really the wonder of it all.
And as late Fall's green turns to crimson,
I stand in its presence with awe.

What seemss a grande, vast expanse in the big picture,
Is really so small, yet an abyss.
So I've wandered, and I have wondered,
Just how much of life, have I really missed?

Looking far beyond the rippling waves,
Where the ocean touches the sky.
Reminds me of just how close, yet how far,
From discovering the true meaning of I.


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10-11-2004 SamiJo Mcquiston    

It's so nice and refreshing to read something like this.
I wish I could just disappear into the picture you've created.
Wonderful I think would be the best word to describe it.
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