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I think of myself as a Mill
I can make many things
The point is never to take what's given
At the end of the day, to show I've striven
When I've been given a broken heart
When I cannot contain the joy of art
When faced with sadness I cannot fight
When my face is shining in pure delight
These are the times my mill is on
I churn my gears and produce song
These are the days when I call for purpose
My cogs must work for You, they must
The point is never to take what's given, and leave it so.
The point is never to say "I was afraid, so I did not go."
Whether gushing waters come or a trickle,
Let it never be said that I was fickle.
Though fear may come, or hope or sadness
My desire is to persist through all madness.
I am a Mill, not a monument.
I am made to churn and I must.
Excellent Jane. This is great stuff. I like your style. It was a very easy to read poem... clear and articulate without being starchy. I mean I understood and enjoyed readying your poem. Thank you for writing and sharing it.
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