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At night I now understand that the sky no longer lunges lies with it into the darkness, and the clicking of crickets cannot hush the stillness of despair. At night I allowed myself to drift in and out in and out of the lull of little lights or the fluidity of my little dreams drifting between serenity and sleeplessness as a cooling wind brushes my warm back and keeps me from simply falling. At night now I stare, As the darkness embraces The ever illuminated lights. Shielding them away from The dismal dirt down below. And at night, sometimes, I wish upon every star in the moonlit sky that you were among them.
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 1:37 AM UTC
Death at Night
At night I now understand that the sky no longer lunges lies with it into the darkness, and the clicking of crickets cannot hush the stillness of despair. At night I allowed myself to drift in and out in and out of the lull of little lights or the fluidity of my little dreams drifting between serenity and sleeplessness as a cooling wind brushes my warm back and keeps me from simply falling. At night now I stare, As the darkness embraces The ever illuminated lights. Shielding them away from The dismal dirt down below. And at night, sometimes, I wish upon every star in the moonlit sky that you were among them.
Please note that I based this poem on a work of art by Adrian Borda. It can be found here: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/our-love-will-light-the-night-adrian-borda.html
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Feb 26, 2018
Feb 26, 2018 at 1:37 AM UTC
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