Horizon

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A desolate land

Which has no end,

The horizon blurry

And their hearts beating quickly


Crumbling trees and dry grass

Boulders piling up into a mass

Of both danger and unstability

To be disturbed easily


They all are warned

Of the cries of the ones who mourned

For the loss of this paradise

So now, no abundance of nature will suffice.


To tame their agony

One must learn to venture deeply

To embrace the risks

Yet wander with caution.

We all have such landscapes.

Do we not have our minds? 


A/N

Your mind is a universe in its own.

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