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Sight

As the moon shines I see nothing,

No lights, no people, only darkness.

I wonder if I have become blind,

With eyes wide I stare.

I wish for light, but receive only shadows,

They tower over me and I fear,

Why has this happened? Is this a dream?

Nothing has ever terrified me more.

 

Through quaint eyes appears a figure,

Luminous

Have I awoken? Or is this still a dream?

I become frigid, stiffened with distress.

 

Alas, the sight becomes clearer,

Wider still my eyes unseal,

It is magnificent, beautiful, and breath-taking.

The sight is you.

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May 24, 2010
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