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Reflections

Eighteen stories high,

And across my field of vision,

I see a blinking red light.

Though it blinks throughout the day,

It only catches my attention at night.

The world is dark then,

So it illuminates the sky.

To me they’re more than red flashes,

They hold importance in life.

Again, its at night,

When I make it back home

And glance at the world outside,

that this blinking red light reminds me

Of how I survived another day.

 

That I am still alive.

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Written by
enzo-badia
American
Published
Feb 9, 2011
Lines·Words
15·84
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Written on September 20th, 2010.

From the window of my dorm room, you can see a tower that flashes a red light every other second. Its rather nice to stare at while trying to fall asleep.

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