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Half past the darkness in solitude, I once lived. Obscured in a room was freedom, where hope is nowhere to be found. A candle without a kindle, a corner freezing in sorrow, a heart that was left broken, excruciatingly, accompanied with pain. Tomorrow, I have learned to hate. Another day, I have learned to forget. Shadow, I became to befriend. Alone, I became to embrace. Half past the darkness another being came for me to live. Imminent in a room is freedom, where hope is everywhere to be found. A candle igniting a kindle, a corner melting in enthusiasm, a heart repairing itself, poignantly, recovering from pain. Tomorrow, I am beginning to love. Another day, I am beginning to anticipate. Shadow, fading obscurely. Alone, I am no more. Half past the darkness God sent this being to me. The reason may be unknown, but enlightened today I am, the vision of hope, and the name of his, I have come to know.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 9:53 PM UTC
Half Past The Darkness
Half past the darkness in solitude, I once lived. Obscured in a room was freedom, where hope is nowhere to be found. A candle without a kindle, a corner freezing in sorrow, a heart that was left broken, excruciatingly, accompanied with pain. Tomorrow, I have learned to hate. Another day, I have learned to forget. Shadow, I became to befriend. Alone, I became to embrace. Half past the darkness another being came for me to live. Imminent in a room is freedom, where hope is everywhere to be found. A candle igniting a kindle, a corner melting in enthusiasm, a heart repairing itself, poignantly, recovering from pain. Tomorrow, I am beginning to love. Another day, I am beginning to anticipate. Shadow, fading obscurely. Alone, I am no more. Half past the darkness God sent this being to me. The reason may be unknown, but enlightened today I am, the vision of hope, and the name of his, I have come to know.
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Oct 27, 2015
Oct 27, 2015 at 9:53 PM UTC
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