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The Sun is Sleeping Today

There is a dark cloud

floating over her shoulder,

but that is not rain

running down her face.

 

She is a tired soul

with ears that are bare

and sore from the Thunder

screaming word-like daggers.

 

Worn to the bone,

the wind rips away

her smooth skin shield

that she hid behind.

 

 

But the sun will kiss you yet again,

whipping the rain from your face

and covering your ears.

The Sun will be your shield

when he arises.

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Written by
zac-c
American
Published
Oct 29, 2014
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