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Meka Boyle
Poems
Apr 2013
Light years
Reality has spun its web,
Beneath the indifferent moon,
And as the ocean tides sigh and ebb,
It catches life- too soon.
Time has cast her heavy net
Upon the vacant skies
Begging dawn to ne'er forget
The sunsets slow demise.
Oh, fallen stars, don't fail me now
Your glow outlives your light.
Bear no sweat upon your brow,
For your deathΒ Β is lost at night.
The sweetest eulogy does sound
Against the hollow space
That pushes the moon round and round,
Casting shadows 'cross my face.
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Meka Boyle
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