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The Light

I once felt warmth, I once was loved,

I once smiled as I looked above ,

to see the sky, a wonderous sight,

and way up high, a mighty light

 

I once felt the grass brush along my feet,

I once could see where the sky and ground meet

I once could feel the wind blow through my hair,

and see the blue birds play in the air

Then a storm headed my way,

dark clouds covered the sun's ray

The warming faces I could not see,

and all that I felt was misery

 

There I was stumbling around,

love and joy could not be found

surrounded by a vast pool of darkness,

lonley and startled, I could not rest

 

When I spotted a most magnificent sight,

a small but bright speck of light,

and so I gleamed at the thought,

of what the near future brought.

 

this was written by Jessica Miller, November 3rd 2009

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