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Sunrise

In our bed she lay

Tangled, sprawled, and filled with grace

Talking in her sleep

“Wind chimes sang

for your waking breath”

She whispers,

“soft and warm like fresh picked innocence

It gets so quiet these days”

The bedside photos said nothing

But they listened and remembered

a time when the sunrise seemed weightless

Now, though, in a room left deserted

she struggles

under the growing gravity

Of Dawn.

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sean-winslow
American
Published
May 11, 2010
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