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The Joys Of Infancy

And as I gently lay, beside the river still, 
Upon the wavering, weeping grass, 
Ruminating wildly, yielding to my will; 
I mourned for summers passed.

Without problematic consciousness, 
I breathed in the world nonchalantly. 
In the comfort of such carelessness, 
Amidst the joys of infancy.

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Being Me

This is a beautiful little poem. I like the flow and the rhyme x

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Josh Mcilvenna

Thank you, you're very kind. I think the flow may have been influenced by William Blake, as I was reading his work at the time. x

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