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Moonflower

The way a moonflower shies from the sun

So I shied from you

Turning my face away,

Placing myself in shadow

So that your light would not penetrate me.

In shadow I remain, until the night arrives

When I look to the sky,

Reaching for the moon and

The only light I can grasp to,

Wanting to scream into the torturous quiet.

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christy-pavoncello
American
Published
Dec 10, 2012
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