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Axis Mundi

The night draws out --

as if still yearning to linger...

but a star will burst forth

and morning will quickly break.

We linger in dawn-dim rooms,

silently contemplating our fate...

Our lives seem so minute,

so limited compared to the

ever-lasting cosmos.

We seem staid -- and yet,

our hearts are not that way.

We need merely to step out upon

the great expanse --

need only take that first step,

and the eternal essence

will receive us.

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adelaide-caron-dyson
Published
Jun 14, 2012
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I am very sad today, 6/14, Addy. I miss my sister...

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