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again by Jennifer Jurado Wednesday, May 05, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan ...
i am blind again flying with my eyes closed again so high above beyond heavy clouds no one can see me i am free again. i am awake again asleep, really but awake again dreaming in the naked daylight under the lazy sun i am alive again. i am drunk again dancing to the sweet beat again of innocent infatuation corrupting and consuming my lonely soul i am me again. i am a child again playing with beautiful fire again burning with passion so deep i spread like forest fire it seems i am falling again.

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Reviewed by Lori Moore	5/8/2004

I really enjoyed this. You have created some great images. I especially enjoyed the fire spoken of in the final stanza.




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	5/7/2004

Nice nostalgic thoughts....