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Along the watchtower

I recall a time only twice separately seasoned did this occur. I awoke to sleep again. I was not tired. Never had I been tired. I waited all day for the darkness to come. To greet me with its sweet blackberry kiss. After the day, something we call life, When I lay my head down I smiled knowing tomorrow, it will come for me again. That sweet, sweet darkness could not come fast enough. This Fall however, I will not await on the relationship that darkness and I held for those few years. This fall I prey on life.
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Sep 30, 2010
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Copyright October 1, 2010 by Renee S. Loren

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