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Dark Days

I’ve trudged through them before

Like dragging through wet snow

My body has been growing sore

And Time is moving slow

The nights they seem a little darker

The days are not so bright

In my room I see a flicker

And am consumed by fading light

Despite the night I will see all

A motion picture in my head

Tomorrow my motion will cease to crawl

I’ll lie still within my bed

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Mar 14, 2010
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