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“You have a lot of pride,” my sister said, Like always, she cannot tell what’s missing. My sister, college-fled and parent-led, You never saw the discomfort lurking. I ache for the dawn and pray for the end, Because it’s times like these where I can’t think. Solitude taught (with me I can’t contend) That night waits for me, in darkness I sink. I’m weak and sorry to those I befriend – Dear God! I pray for blissful rest and peace, And something for my worried heart to mend. I’d take a quiet mind, even for lease. Hush my tense thoughts and please banish my fright, I just want to make it all through the night.
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Mar 13, 2017
Mar 13, 2017 at 11:03 PM UTC
A Sonnet: Symptoms
“You have a lot of pride,” my sister said, Like always, she cannot tell what’s missing. My sister, college-fled and parent-led, You never saw the discomfort lurking. I ache for the dawn and pray for the end, Because it’s times like these where I can’t think. Solitude taught (with me I can’t contend) That night waits for me, in darkness I sink. I’m weak and sorry to those I befriend – Dear God! I pray for blissful rest and peace, And something for my worried heart to mend. I’d take a quiet mind, even for lease. Hush my tense thoughts and please banish my fright, I just want to make it all through the night.
Nestea
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Mar 13, 2017
Mar 13, 2017 at 11:03 PM UTC
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