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Deathbed

I see the glaciers in the sky

from my deathbed on the ground.

If the sunrise is a smile

I’d give my heart to see it.

 

A night without it’s stars

comfort those who fear it.

And I am nothing more than smoke

rising from the clearing.

 

The nature of my wrath

is as strong as the pain I feed it.

And I’m never far from death

because I’m in love with it.

 

If tomorrow you are gone

I will take my gifts to heaven

and plead to see your face

through the clouds of my unknowing.

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jorge-antonio-lopez
American
Published
Jul 6, 2010
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