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Cemetery

by Zuraw

My body lies crumbled on the sand, Like a dry leaf in the glow of dawn; A shrivelled voice inside my head whisper’s something - I could not make it out at first - But then the voice cleared it’s throat, then repeated : Each day is not a chapter But a mere sentence In a library for unfinished books Called Cemetery It was then that I opened my eyes, Knowing that this was not going to be a sunny day... And at night I looked for solace in the darkness But found only emptiness...
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Zuraw
M / Australia
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Written by
Zuraw
M / Australia
Published
Sep 8, 2020
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1m
Tags
#love#wanting#desire#longing#beauty#emotion#despair#addiction#hope
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