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Candle

Here rests a future Untouched and eager for light Wanting to exude its aromas of which I neither looked nor cared. She handed me the match fresh, burning bright, a new sense in my familiar room. Baffling confusion overtook as I blew her match so stubborn to extinguish in a faint stream of smoke still thinning. Was I the stubborn? Subsequent darkness overtaking Once a sweet home Now a paralyzing loneliness. Match burnt, candle gone future still… Will another offer to light my dark corners --myself willing, with a newfound scent? A day may come to end my night, but I only care to see the one I once hid from.
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kenneth-everett-rathburn
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kenneth-everett-rathburn
Published
May 11, 2015
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38·111
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#love#stupid#dark#fool#day#night#light#candle#wait#match
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