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Taylor Stein
Poems
Jan 2013
Yet. (II)
I woke one morning and could not see
My eyes were shut
I tried so hard to open them
But I could not
My blindness lead me down a sad road
And nearly tore me into pieces
I wept and cried for many hours
Until I had no more tears
But then I found light
One I did not expect to see
And it gave me great joy
Joy I had never experienced before
I held this joy like a flame
Scarcely believing that it was real
Afraid the wind might blow it out
And take me back into the dark
But then I realized a strange phenomenon
Should the light of joy be snuffed out
It had proved one thing
I was not blind, but all was merely night
This thought broke through me like a song
For night is not eternal
Yet now my all was not in the flame
But in this new knowledge
Right now the flame is lit
So I will keep it
For as long as I can
Ever hopeful.
(theinkthatspeaks.blogspot.com)
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