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I saw the clouds In the moonlit night, Dark and flimsy Moonlight shining through. They looked so sad, Engulfed in the dark sky. Taking form Of the whispering monsters: My slumbering nightmares, Quitely growling in my mind. They were mourning The death of daylight, As the moon roared bright; Soaring through the sky To meet my eyes. My vision raged through the sky, All the way home, seeking rest; Yet the clouds, forgotten, Stayed unmoving Still, high up in the sky; Like their dead kin In hushed smoking rooms, Stuck and stranded; Held prisoner To the silent endless black. In sad, starving human minds...
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Oct 29, 2017
Oct 29, 2017 at 6:43 PM UTC
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I saw the clouds In the moonlit night, Dark and flimsy Moonlight shining through. They looked so sad, Engulfed in the dark sky. Taking form Of the whispering monsters: My slumbering nightmares, Quitely growling in my mind. They were mourning The death of daylight, As the moon roared bright; Soaring through the sky To meet my eyes. My vision raged through the sky, All the way home, seeking rest; Yet the clouds, forgotten, Stayed unmoving Still, high up in the sky; Like their dead kin In hushed smoking rooms, Stuck and stranded; Held prisoner To the silent endless black. In sad, starving human minds...
shruti-atri
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Oct 29, 2017
Oct 29, 2017 at 6:43 PM UTC
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