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Hideaway

A posing branch pointing sophistication

through a bark of whispered peace. A

pokcet of mute jingling daisys curling

melodicaly in the breth of gentle air.

And a shallow pool of clarity, shining like

broken crystal under the watchful glow of the sky.

 

This is where our loved ones go,

this is where they sleep.

Only to awaken as smiling robins on

lonely winter mornings to melt the

cover of cold

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conor-moroney
Irish
Published
Dec 26, 2009
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