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Two Worlds in Darkness

The city sleeps A moment in time As every shadow grows The light in my eyes grows farther Lights, far and distant Glowing perpetually as the sky Clouded over from rain A message, but it is no more Than a wish Soft, wet sprinkles of life Fall upon my hard fingertips A door, a small flash I try so hard to see, To see only that I wish not to see A gentle breath across my face Ice cool against my pulsing flesh The night grows deep blue at one side The far country of the east The orange sky to the west is the city Quiet and calm Pulsing and constant Both joyous and calming A light goes out, Though I never saw it on A door, once again This ever-present light Separates me But my love is equal In both worlds The city sleeps
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elizabeth-halaas
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Dec 13, 2011
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