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One Day Away

I can nearly hear your soul

It rumbles like a storm.

 

I feel it when we collide

It batters me like a hurricane,

Meeting the shore.

 

You move so quickly that I stumble,

Buffered by the wind you stir up.

 

No part of you is made from solid ground

You're an intangible being, like the sky.

 

I pray for a sign, a miracle,

Something to help me handle you.

 

Yet over and over I return

The helpless child drawn to the flame

Reaching toward familiar fire

Only to feel the same old burn, and shame.

 

There is no lesson to be learned

It is no life,

But it is mine.

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May 23, 2013
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