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Terracotta Sunsets

In these clay-covered hands

I hold the last droplets of water

We laugh off the miseries

Drinking steaming tea

Stepping into pools of mud

Purposefully

Laughter on a leash

Follows us wholeheartedly

We hold onto the clouds

So that we don’t fall asleep

And miss these terracotta skies

That match our skin

Where within transcribed

Are hopes and dreams

A flower you are

So preciously delicate

And I’m here praying

That whatever I have left

Is enough to

Sustain

Your growth

Out of this midnight grief

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Jan 23, 2022
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