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Withering Winds, Frozen in Darkness

by justan-rahming

Waiting for the dawn’s light to come for my frozen soul Wash away the frost that that followed behind the cold The sun is calling, though the sound is to far to hear echoing silent winds, blowing shivers of fear The dreams bring warmth like a flames heated breeze awaken to know only the lonely feeling disease The storm never ends while illness it brought Seeing the life that still sadness begot The sun comes near, please hear my screams I try to warm my heart, but now it seems The suns too far away to cure the chill Setting suns crush the hope, and damage the will Star night sky brings hopes through the thin air Thousands of suns are hidden in the darkness up there Maybe one will pass to make the snow wither away calming the storms and protecting this life of dismay
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28 / M / American
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Feb 18, 2013
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