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A moment passed, as it always seems to With guilt washing over me like the shore, Passed without me doing what I need to, Bound in chains of shame I failed once more. For what was I bequeathed this gift of time If not to use passing moments for praise? Weary, I let passivity be my crime. These wasted moments lead to wasted days. The morning light is heavy with regret, No slumber enough for this restless soul. I laid down with my dreams serene, and yet, Overnight my guilt turned soul black as coal. Saying “I love you” ere I close my eyes, Means more to me than I could realize.
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 8:42 AM UTC
Sonnet To A Weary Forgotten Lullaby
A moment passed, as it always seems to With guilt washing over me like the shore, Passed without me doing what I need to, Bound in chains of shame I failed once more. For what was I bequeathed this gift of time If not to use passing moments for praise? Weary, I let passivity be my crime. These wasted moments lead to wasted days. The morning light is heavy with regret, No slumber enough for this restless soul. I laid down with my dreams serene, and yet, Overnight my guilt turned soul black as coal. Saying “I love you” ere I close my eyes, Means more to me than I could realize.
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Nov 15, 2018
Nov 15, 2018 at 8:42 AM UTC
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