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A Lighthouse

by fender1961

Alone on the hill at the edge of the night stood the Giordan  Lighthouse Poised to mark safety for a wanderers travels It once stood tall and strong in an azure sky But now stands sterile in a troubled evening against stormy clouds If you climb to reach its' peak The land and sea lies stretched out and once a safe path would call your name But time has eaten this away And now Safety Is no more
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fender1961
62 / M / Guildford, Surrey UK
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Written by
fender1961
62 / M / Guildford, Surrey UK
Published
Aug 6, 2018
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August 6th 2018

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