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Passageway

A hollow hallway An empty path in the woods The hidden tunnels of a cave The labyrinth of the mind All lead down the same path The path that is to bring them together He at one end of the path waiting She at the other contemplating The scene is the same She waits for reason He waits for her The darkness that hides the secrets The unknown of the travel down the pathways Keep her from going to him She walks down part of the way But turns back and runs to her starting point He sits on a stone waiting for her Calmly there in the darkness The moon illuminating his face The small fire in front of him flickers about Showing parts of his body She sits under an old tree Her knees to her chest Putting her head down hiding her face The moon shining through the leaves Become patches of light on her body His hand reaches down for hers A light smile on his face Taking his hand they walk down the path together
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william-p-markwalder
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Oct 31, 2011
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