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What I Am To Do.

People are collections

Of twisted recollections

Mirrors and reflections

Though we often fail to mention

Waning as our skipping attentions

Dreams, faith, and the pace we keep

Yet love feeds these hearts that seek

Will we ever sleep neathe the sound of summer thunder

and cease the need to wonder?

Until this day I shall say my name, as proud as the hallowed grounds

I am the undone, only now may I truly become

Reverent, as a new dawn wakes

Quiet; elation breaks.

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scipio-africanus
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Jan 11, 2014
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