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At times,The earth will be boisterous

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At times,
The earth will be boisterous.
Its din will break through successive trains of thought,
And since stations of thinking aren't patient enough,
You'll miss the train.

But at other times,
This same globe, in all its blue glory,
Will stop
For you.
No more a globe, but a tiny globule in your palm,
The earth will lie in your hands.
Will you let it sink?

Your feet help a universe walk
And run, no wonder the world is too fast,
For us to catch up with, but if you'll run that fast,
What if you leave the world behind?
You can't stop, no, you possibly couldn't,
But the universe is human,
It allows pauses.

Feet, seriously stuck to sturdy cement,
Will want to rest once in a while.
I say, let them. Stretch them out for some time,
When the afternoons are lazy and the atmosphere tastes like home,
Look up at the sky, your own blank canvas,
And paint those dreams.

And once you're standing, ready to go,
These same feet that once did disappoint,
Will then raise you.

You'll grow wings beneath your feet and the wind around them,
Will propel them into action.

And again, I'll be walking down a busy path,
Glaring at the scorching sun,
I'll spot you flying by.
I'll know a good day.

I'll know a good day

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