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the tapestries come unraveled that once made up the sky the strings of starlight falling landing on the gravel roadside the world is not my oyster the moon is not my pearl The Sun's been torn frayed and worn from that deep-sleep blanket still warm like the dawns rise over an empty sky as heaven’s last banner is ripped asunder. The sleeper awakens in a cold, dark night the warm light missing, stolen magic carpet taken flight the blanket that kept us safe from the monsters that crept at us in the dark has been shredded leaving only strands of falling stars that we forgot to wish on.
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Mar 19, 2010
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