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COMPETITIONFREE TO ENTER OPEN TO ALL Poem about famous painting 'Destination'
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Winner announced at four PM
Poems will be reread at three fifteen PM
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A wrote:"I foremost seek,
a place between the clouds and land,
a place between my soul and hights.
I beg the deers to teach me,
how to climb the hills,
how to live from grass.
They tell me to follow the lights,
until I reach a place where I'll find the courage to fly.
A destination,
not a place.
It resides inside".
B wrote:"Upon the Lowly Earth
Roams those that guide to the light of great sovereignty
Towards the height of the heavens comes unity
Giving the feeling of Worth
Unknown road to embrace such fate
As one walks alongside the grasslands
Feeling peace with a breeze, not berate
Like after a long journey, returning to one's homelands.
Upon the guiders on the lowly earth
that will make the long live worth."
C wrote:"I seek for an inspiration,
so I climb up a beautiful mountain,
I observe the way of mother nature,
the way it set things into motion;
I wish for a wonderful life,
and not for damnation,
so i keep on seeking,
for my beautiful destination."
D wrote:“Three deer stood atop a mount.
Free the wind carried through a sea of grass.
Three deer stood atop a mount.
A hunter hiding in plain sight.
Killed three deer atop a mount.
A hunter stood atop a mount.
Free the wind carried through a sea of grass.”