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Resident of the Ground

I found you in a potter’s field…

Sleeping softly in your fears.

Loquacious demons stole your dreams

And wasted treasured years.

I’m sorry that the rain won’t stop

Your moistened bed is caving in.

A chatoyant moon to watch over you,

Highlighting each one of your sins.

If I could close your eyes, I would.

I’d sing you back to sleep.

It only takes a minute

But you’re resting in there pretty deep.

Kicking at your wooden box,

Screaming out your prayers

It kills you when the thing you love,

Isn’t yours

Its theirs.

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river-elise
Norwegian
Published
Nov 5, 2011
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