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The sounds of the city hold more weight at night It’s all I can focus on when there isn’t any light. Almost from the Stars, a brisk breeze blows through the trees. The year has grown old, and the weather back to a cold freeze. I look up from the park bench and see a dark abyss, but I listen, and see something of the city is amiss. When distracted by daylight I feel less alone but in the spotlight of nightfall, I’m all on my own. My thoughts grow louder as my sight fades black I recall my less lonely times in days passed. But on my own its less phony, knowing who myself is in a sense I was alone yet not lonely, in my youthful bliss innocence.
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 7:36 PM UTC
The Cover of Day
The sounds of the city hold more weight at night It’s all I can focus on when there isn’t any light. Almost from the Stars, a brisk breeze blows through the trees. The year has grown old, and the weather back to a cold freeze. I look up from the park bench and see a dark abyss, but I listen, and see something of the city is amiss. When distracted by daylight I feel less alone but in the spotlight of nightfall, I’m all on my own. My thoughts grow louder as my sight fades black I recall my less lonely times in days passed. But on my own its less phony, knowing who myself is in a sense I was alone yet not lonely, in my youthful bliss innocence.
Similar theme as "Spring is Over", with a darker touch.
randy-ray-price
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Dec 4, 2015
Dec 4, 2015 at 7:36 PM UTC
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