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Riona; Repost. This one's special.
Topic Started: Friday, 3. December 2010, 18:57 (204 Views)
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If you lead me, I will go.
And I don't have to explain what it's about, either.

Aspen shade fights off the stars in a sky deep and knowing
The great trees' understanding offers comfort and solace as I gaze into the night

Beneath the air enchanting lies a lonely heart and a dusted path
The promise at the end is all men seek
As the path to the elves is long and winding
Though perils reside and shadows persist
It offers the life to keep on living

The sunrise offers light to every sword, the fight to love reflects to the faces
Knights on journeys, lives not wasted

Far from home, where I belong, the dragon's blood awaits
Scarlet pride in death and life

Drawing ever closer, she fills my arms and holds my heart
My every thought reminds of her touch
And the magic is never too strong

Lacing love with ancient words
The fight cannot end
Beholding strength inside the pages

The dust of one more story
Another hero's ending
One more restless empty morning

Cannot end my quest
I live my life a fantasy
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James
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:( I didn't think it would end like that, or so quickly. </3 I'm sad now.
To protect the world from devastation.
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If you lead me, I will go.
Yeah, I probably should have let it go on longer. But it was actually supposed to be all beautiful and enticing and then just end.

This poem is about three things.
1. It's about closing a fantasy book.
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2. It's about standing on my conviction. The last line: "I live my life a fantasy."
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3. It is also about some other third thing. I'll leave that up to you.

Yeah, I'm sad now too. Thanks for the reply, though.
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Thats was really, really touching. I'm not going to say it was good, although it was, because i dont think you wrote this poem for people to read. Did you write this for yourself? To promise yourself something? I was even more touched when i read what its about and why you wrote it. God made you special in your own way, God blessed you with skills that only you have. I really - really can't say much about this, because its something between you, your life and God. There only one verse i would like to tell you now. I think its my favourite verse.

Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.
Proverbs 3:5-6.

God bless you on your onward quest and journey in a life that will be full and make a difference, because He is honored and ever-present in your life.
Birds don't like to fly, they have to fly.
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Thanks, sweetie. Well, I was promising myself, and God, but it was written for Riona. Now, I haven't met her yet, but when I do, I'm showing this to her.

Thanks for that verse, too. I've memorized it, but reading it again did me good. And thanks for the blessing, too! I really appreciate it.
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No problem, glad to help or whatnot. <3
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