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Calm As The Sea Unstirred By Wind I Cant Remember What I Chose to Forget

Calm as the sea unstirred by wind, I cant remember what I chose to forget, The tree stands, not swaying, but proud and tall No matter how I try, no matter how yet, As it has done through gale and storm For the mind blocks out so the eyes cannot see, For hundreds of years: never to fall. For if it cant be seen, than it cannot be.

 

Leaves rustle in the breeze We will only see if we open our eyes, By its trunk I rest as ease Allow ourselves to remember to our great surprise, In the summers suns kind heat Lift the cloak of guilt overlaid to disguise, I, the walker stop to rest my feet. And the consequences of your deeds let you realise