Towards The South Poem by Sensuelle Briden

Towards The South



My road leads towards the south.
Cold weather really turns me off.
I like the summer evening time –
It sounds great. I love its rhyme.

Once I transcended old beliefs
And lost all reasons of the grief.
Sun pushed me down, but now it’s not.
I feel so vivid when it’s hot.

My fears were foster children, and
They came to their happy end
As I don’t feed them anymore.
I loved them, and I closed the door.

Light comes right from my belly button
And makes reality like butter.
I sculpt my thoughts – they are so hallow.
And I do know: the world will follow.

I am no longer in suppression,
So I enjoy my expression.

Thursday, July 9, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: summer time
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With words: Belly button, towards the south, suppression, foster, transcend, turn off
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