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The dream always beckons with a resolution, while a new day holds unimagined sights. Yet, the dream resolves only into continuation ad nauseam through another wasted morning’s light. While a new day holds unimagined sights, I awaken mainly to delay alarms ad nauseam through another wasted morning’s light, stumbling blindly with an outstretched arm. I awaken mainly to delay alarms Yawning through bleary eyes into still weather, stumbling blindly with an outstretched arm - the clear morning looks a hopeless endeavor. Yawning through bleary eyes into still weather, I eventually haul these stiff limbs through ablutions. The clear morning looks a hopeless endeavor, though I can begin to glimpse possible solutions. I eventually haul these stiff limbs through ablutions, because the dream resolves only into continuation. Though I can begin to glimpse possible solutions, the dream always beckons with a resolution.
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 12:14 PM UTC
Absent Dawn
The dream always beckons with a resolution, while a new day holds unimagined sights. Yet, the dream resolves only into continuation ad nauseam through another wasted morning’s light. While a new day holds unimagined sights, I awaken mainly to delay alarms ad nauseam through another wasted morning’s light, stumbling blindly with an outstretched arm. I awaken mainly to delay alarms Yawning through bleary eyes into still weather, stumbling blindly with an outstretched arm - the clear morning looks a hopeless endeavor. Yawning through bleary eyes into still weather, I eventually haul these stiff limbs through ablutions. The clear morning looks a hopeless endeavor, though I can begin to glimpse possible solutions. I eventually haul these stiff limbs through ablutions, because the dream resolves only into continuation. Though I can begin to glimpse possible solutions, the dream always beckons with a resolution.
Another Poem I wrote for a class. It's a "pantoum," which is why it has such a ridiculous structure.
zachary-dubien
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Apr 18, 2014
Apr 18, 2014 at 12:14 PM UTC
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