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Our days

These days tick by

In dawning arrogance.

I watch our race

Waste slowly down the drain.

 

Our sun creeps ahead

Peeking through cracked atmospheres,

To shrivel up already fading hearts.

 

As the day whispers by

The setting of sun will come

To bring upon

A yawning, drawn on night.

 

The night is when

The weak come out

To feast upon

The wealthy and the poor.

 

The night is when we rest again

As these days tick by

In dawning arrogance.

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george-arias
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Oct 6, 2011
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