Windowpane Girl

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i am the windowpane girl
hands pressed to wood
nose pressed to glass
frozen in time
watching life
slip
past

i am the long waiting girl
eyes never closed
heart never dying
lungs filled with air 
soul dancing
and 
flying

I am the forgotten girl
mind ever dreaming
spirit ever flowing
prayers whispered soft
making hopes
start 
growing.

Comments

  1. Catherine Hawthorn1/26/2018

    <3<3<3

    So beautiful, Madeline!!

    Catherine

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  2. Ceci1/26/2018

    That's so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

    ~Ceci

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  3. Emily 1/26/2018

    Wow. This is amazing. xx

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  4. Anonymous1/26/2018

    That is amazing! So sweet... I can really relate to it! Thank you so much for writing this; it made my day! :)

    Also, thank you for commenting on my blog and following, I'm so honored :)

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    1. Anonymous1/28/2018

      Also, I am very sorry, but I'm changing the name and the URL of my blog, so please don't get confused.

      The URL of my blog will be: atrickleoflife.blogspot.com

      The name of my blog will be: A Trickle of Life

      Thanks so much, and I'm very sorry for the confusion! Also, sorry I'm commenting about something so irrelevant on your blog :) I hope you aren't annoyed :)

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    2. Madeline Joy1/28/2018

      Thanks for commenting, Saige!

      And thanks for letting me know about your new blog name and URL. It's not annoying - I'm glad you let me know! :)

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  5. Micaiah Saldaña2/18/2018

    This is so beautiful, Madeline! Also, I tagged you for the Liebster Award on my blog! =)

    Micaiah @ Notebooks and Novels

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  6. Erica2/23/2018

    This is really beautiful!!! Great job!!! Very wistful.
    astoryspinner.blogspot.com

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  7. Victoria Jackson3/04/2018

    This is so beautiful! I love the imagery :) Thanks for visiting The Endless Oceans of my Mind!

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    1. Madeline Joy3/04/2018

      Thanks Victoria! I loved visiting your blog!

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