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We the--In-Between--

One August Saturday, are we ever never seen, An Artist moves the clouds, silver to a sheen, A perfect moment rounds into a sliding veil, Holding on, the rain softens a hardened hail; O goddess, in the mist of us, remember full— {Weave your spell as simple layers to us pull} Glow the dash away--break my early in a day, Full stop, change, bloom the red in us to stay.
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Written by
DarrellBaughn
62 / M / Jackson, Mississippi
Published
Sep 3, 2025
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We often ride the tide of fate where we least expect to go, but in the weaving moment our stars can still the winds that rope our days.

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