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Just Before the Dawn

The darkness, encompassing Is darkest before the dawn Resisting light of change Lost within the embrace of routine That has been nothing more Than ball and chain Sinking and sinking Beneath the ebbing wave Into a world of silence In the glow of an eerie light A world so different from our own With a color all its own Shrouded in hazey grays and deeper blues Deeper and deeper where only black remains Below the surface Lost, in darkness awaiting its dawn A dawn forever in its coming But a sun must rise And banish the encompassing darkness, Surrounding me
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michelle-jordan
American
Published
Apr 17, 2012
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