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The house has become Surfeit with shadows Mom sleeps Soundly Can I tell you I'm afraid? Afraid she won't wake up. We are told that perfect Faith casts out fear ~ It isn't my faith that fails ~ I'm afraid she won't know How much I really love her. And the darkness pools Around the floors under our Heavy antique furniture ~ I believe somewhere on a Plane of them There's a fingerprint of their Craftsman, long dead. ~ There is solice in knowing that When she finally dies (And she will) her Fingerprints Will Be Left On ME
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 6:52 AM UTC
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The house has become Surfeit with shadows Mom sleeps Soundly Can I tell you I'm afraid? Afraid she won't wake up. We are told that perfect Faith casts out fear ~ It isn't my faith that fails ~ I'm afraid she won't know How much I really love her. And the darkness pools Around the floors under our Heavy antique furniture ~ I believe somewhere on a Plane of them There's a fingerprint of their Craftsman, long dead. ~ There is solice in knowing that When she finally dies (And she will) her Fingerprints Will Be Left On ME
Feeling such compassion for my mom. She's afraid to die... I'm Feeling afraid, too. Anyway, I'm going to try to Get more rest. G'night.
SoulSurvivor
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Apr 20, 2017
Apr 20, 2017 at 6:52 AM UTC
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