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My Apollo

Before the time of speech when men Had only thought as guide, would they turn Brow to daybreak and weep for relief, at first Sight of their savior sun who chased the Demons of the darkness away? Not knowing why they were spared endless Night, just feeling alive at the scent of Morning dew, enacting their penance by the Exuberance of their charge, to hunt and chase and Squeeze the glorious hours til they were Forced to hold vigil once more in the starlight. Terrible it must have been, not even to know the Names of those timely forces of mercy and Salvation, to which all creation owed devotion. Fortunate I am, to know the name of my sun, my Apollo, without whose light I might wither, without whose Return I might never be whole, at peace.
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Nov 10, 2011
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