My Secret Place By Kevin Moss

Feb 27, 2015 1 Min Read
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When life’s pressures invade my space,
I escape to my secret place.
No one knows where that might be,
it’s not on land, nor air or sea.

My secret place is a wonderland,
it holds no fears I understand,
that nothing in the world can find me,
here with my thoughts and dreams beside me.

I wonder in a field of dreams,
that feed my open mind it seems,
with all the riches of success,
the answers to questions I must address.

Then swimming in a pool of thoughts,
understanding past lost battles fought,
I realise the strength in me,
the courage, honour and dignity.

I can reach most any goal,
if I put in my heart and soul.
Stand up against any man,
this is who I really am.

All this I have found in my secret place,
where I am given so much space,
when I am searching I might find,
the rhyme and reason of any kind.

My secret place, no one can find.
That secret place lays in my mind.

– Written by Kevin Moss (2012)
Source: www.poemhunter.com

 
Published in English daily The Star, Malaysia, 28 February 2015

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