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I am sparkling stardust
A shimmering spangle of colours
Glimmering in the twilight sky

I am the froth of the calm waves
And the raging ripples of thunder

I am one among the
Vibrant solar washes of aurora
Of cosmic brilliance and eternity

I am the voice of a roaring lioness
Standing on a boulder, head held high
That bellows through the quaint hills
And the hushed tranquil skies

I am love, joy and hope
I am chaos, confusion and anxiety

I am warm sunshine and leisure
I am bitter lightning and thunder

I am a tree of loving warmth
With caring arms to embrace
I am the crest of the mighty waves
That crash and shatter into several droplets

I am the very pinnacle of the skies
I am the very core of Mother Earth

I am the magical note of music
That leaves a tender twinge in your heart
I am the tiny droplet of rain
That mirrors the entire Universe

I flush with bursts of energy
And seldom remain lifeless

For I am a poem, one that is incomplete
Scrawling and erasing words
For I am a song, one that is eternal
Listening to snatches of the melody within

I am a unique blend of dynamic colours
I am beyond definition
I am the Universe
I am me.

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