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Oct 2014
My cushions bow where I've taken sleep
And tossing sheets along their creases
Sameness come the time I upright-
-To the days I reap

Same hours fly and crawl eavesdropping on my mind
White flowers pigmented by waters where they drink
I endure until I can retreat
To long suffer a recess I am always close to find

The springs in my mattress know my weight
Their creaking a sound as lullaby
To rock me in same exactness played-
-In every end of day

The flip side has married wooden frame
Coupled till the death of mine will break
Wrap me with pleated lily craft-
-So we can always stay

Same hours fly and crawl eavesdropping on my mind
White flowers pigmented by the waters where they drink
I endure until I can retreat
To long suffer a recess I am always close to find
Originally written on October 14, 2014.
Sixth poem for the Hundred Theme Challenge by The-Poetry-Cafe.  Took this one for an ironic take on the topic, but I am also almost at the deadline for today so who knows what I write in my panic.  Hope it came out alright.
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Theme: Break Away.
Written by
Darren  Canada
(Canada)   
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