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Heart Flight
Sometimes I can hold my heart
in my hands,
not the physical organ, mind you,
but the heart-essence that is me,
escaped from the prisons
and confines of self enclosure.
Utterly precious,
joyfully bouyant,
vibrantly alive,
lighter than the air,
it has no business
held back from freedom,
it doesn't belong caged, trapped.
It has a greater purpose,
it never was 'mine' to begin with,
its infinite eyes peer everywhere.
So I lift my hands upward and outward
and let the heart take its place
among the ten thousand things.
June 26, 2001 (1 of 3)
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