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Easter

by @TomDoubty

43 and hear I am Losing my shit to Grace, again How many mornings? I ask Crouched on my bed Eyeing his window That sometimes I fly from Now, right now, on this morning It holds a blinding silver light That cracks in a grey dawn Above pathetic roofs adorned With feeble antennae Which Beg for love and joy In all the wrong places How many days? I ask The silver light is still We are sleeping The silver light is silent We are sleeping Between time Outside of time The greatest loss Is our greatest gain Our only gain In truth He is in the horizon This morning Hold on - I think Just a little longer Dawn is nearly here
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43 / M / UK
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TomDoubty
43 / M / UK
Published
Apr 4
Time
2m
Tags
#easter#jesus#grace#hope
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