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A reminder

by elvis-okumu

I knew not your face, Your form, your embrace I knew not if the echo I felt was real or fake, I could have made a mistake As I continued to be unable to relate to meet or satiate the hunger that in me, ached. You were a fevered dream had from a mind that was coming apart at its seams alone in this desert you were the thought Locked away like water on a dry day. You were a sense a hope, a presence that from my fingertips eloped a ghost, like the echo of the sweetest note. struck strong at first but then you vibrated time passing as you were negated. I was a prisoner who thought it was fated that I be relegated to this place this space, where I would remain in disgrace In the darkness of my mind you were a ray A light, a beacon shining in the night but you were faint, just enough to taint but not repaint my dreary soul in color. but you were the inception of the rain the first drop falling to the thirsty grain the first sweet taste on the tongue the first beat of music on the drum the echo of a song silently hummed With you the walk was then justified the journey then ended the effort finally expended The burded dropped to the still dust and the sore muscles finally rested But most of all you were a reminder that a heart need not be heavy that I could learn to love again.
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Nov 27, 2014
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