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Curled in a quivering ball, She holds her lips sealed tight. Her sole goal is to pass the night Without utterly losing it all. Fingers pressed to temples, Eyes shut with all her might, She waits for dawn's first light And begs for it to be gentle. She begs for Time to have mercy On her worn and wearied soul. She pleads, beseeches, and cajoles For Time to find her worthy. And when the sun's beams Breach the womb of dawn, Her exhausted form looks upon A new day and a new dream.
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 6:14 PM UTC
Dawn
Curled in a quivering ball, She holds her lips sealed tight. Her sole goal is to pass the night Without utterly losing it all. Fingers pressed to temples, Eyes shut with all her might, She waits for dawn's first light And begs for it to be gentle. She begs for Time to have mercy On her worn and wearied soul. She pleads, beseeches, and cajoles For Time to find her worthy. And when the sun's beams Breach the womb of dawn, Her exhausted form looks upon A new day and a new dream.
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 6:14 PM UTC
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