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Heavy Winter

A bleak night, a hallowed night

Bathed in haunting silver light

By the hanging moon over head in fullness

Which shows the way for my feet through the wood

That is empty in this season of deadness

With the space between these barren trees

Filled with sound of blowing winds

That whip the leaves round me blinding

Lifting by heart from listless binding

As I walk this cold stark winter path

To vainly search in hope of finding

A permanent place to live and laugh

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james-banks-worsham
34 / M / American
Published
Mar 7, 2011
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