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Alaskan Sunrise

I want to find my Alaskan Sunrise. Her appearance rare but burned into memory. Whose warmth begins a new era in time. Doesn't last long but neither does high tide. Her beauty is an Alaskan Sunrise. Burns away evils of the past. Replacing my thoughts with a warmth that will last. The light at the end of the month, Tunnels of darkness a tricky labyrinth. But I will find that Alaskan Sunrise, All in good time, As I wait out the dark, Dreams of her warmth, Warms the hollow tree's bark. My Alaskan Sunrise will melt the dark ice cold, Erase the old, Replace with gold, Hell, I'm already sold. Alaskan Sunrise, All in good time.
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Written by
Wuji
American
Published
Jun 25, 2012
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I can wait in the darkness.

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