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Chase the Wind
I chased the wind to reach the peak,
Found the person I ventured to seek
I became who I was meant to be,
At last, at peace, I’m forever free
Foreset of Dreams
Some leaves bring flight on feathered wings,
While others open doors to fears.
The forest holds both light and sting,
A mirror of forgotten years.
Loneliness
Some hold their silence buried deep,
while others wake when the world should sleep.
They build small walls for self-protection,
and hide themselves behind reflection.
Worst Enemy
At dusk, you meet the stranger you became,
your eyes show the truth you try to escape.
The mirror asks the question none will frame,
“Is it real or part of the vast dreamscape?
Contradiction of Heart
I know the path that’s lit with grace,
Yet shadows call with sweet embrace.
A fleeting joy, a lasting cost
Each step I take, a moment lost
The Search for You
I searched for me beneath the roles I learned to wear,
Stripping beliefs I carried long before I knew.
I faced the truths I’d buried out of quiet fear,
And felt the ground shift as old certainties withdrew.
Time Runs Out
Yet the moments he rushed past
were the ones that held his name.
Working late to finish another climb,
his wife waited inside quiet evenings.
While he chased horizons,
The Journey Continues
These poems are part of a larger journey through identity, time, loss, hope, doubt, and the questions that shape who we become.
Chase the Wind brings those reflections together in a collection of poetry about the search for meaning within ourselves.
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