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Memory of Siberia
Contributed by
Anaztasia
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Thursday, 1st January 2009 @ 09:33:09 AM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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I remember days when going outside,
Watching birds come home
And smelling air filled with glamorous perfume
Was the cure to my home-sick syndrome
Then slipping outside at night
Under the starry skies to roam
Just to feel the coolness of the air, right
Where wind goes through the trees like comb
And brushes off the sleepiness of home
Sometimes Id wonder off to tundra
Where I would indulge myself in peace
Not having book Id often wonder
What kind of flower is this?
In the summers warming breeze
You will always hear mosquitoes
Singing their song again, so annoyingly
Scary, bloody little suckers bite you knowingly
That they might die SLAP!
And then the autumn comes with gifts:
Baskets full of water, bird and blue berries
For those who survived another year:
People, little fox, mice and grizzly bear
The time goes fast and winter comes
With rushing snow it covers all
And everything to keep it warm
Before the hit of arctic storm
Copyright ©
Anaztasia
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2009-01-01 09:33:09]
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Re: Memory of Siberia
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by Former_Member on
Thursday, 1st January 2009 @ 05:39:30 PM AEST
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i thought this was very interesting. to be honest, i never really concieved that anybody could actually miss siberia, never having been there myself. but you have opened my eyes. good work.
-phil
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Re: Memory of Siberia
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by Boomvader on
Thursday, 4th July 2013 @ 05:46:10 PM AEST
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| Whatr a wondewr it must be to have experienced this wild untamed beauty! |
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