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Kimberly Hampton Nilsson

Apr 22

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Crossing Borders

A free verse

Created on Sketch app by the author from a photo taken in Uganda.

Sometimes I dare crossing borders
Never knowing just what I’ll find
Often sights of wow and wonder
Stretching crannies of my mind.

Everything chaotic
Nothing matches
Flickering glances
Unaware, without discern.

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writer, chiropractor, lover of travel, sport and adventure

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