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As Light Could Reach

remember sometimes winter chill the thunder played, the feeling still an angry grey upon the beach and lightning, far as light could reach; a sadness had me then and now but still i could see through and how a silver lining shone beyond and veil of winter might be gone and i might hold it once again, a happiness, a thrill and then a lighter moment, far above and feel again a faith in love; i climbed again on dunes away to see beyond again that day. the world could end and i alone would weep and for its sins atone.
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tenor-kemp
42 / M / Australian
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Apr 11, 2018
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2 October 2011

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