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Your Life Poem
by Guthema Roba the ancient music, that is you, when you Remove your gloves and feel the earth's heartbeat, that is you, trees would shake off the dew from their branches and smile back. The tigers in the forest become your companions. They would offer you to ride on their backs. Mountains move in and out with your breath The sky swaddles you in his wings like your mom did when you were child. You become that child again. You're here as well as everywhere. Swimming with the fish, in the coral reefs or on the moutain top, dancing with the winds You would look around and say to yourself: Where have my worries gone? Where has my fear gone? where have my problems gone? You see? this is the beauty you have been looking for all your life. This is the beauty.
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