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It was impossible, it seemed to me, that twilight came so swiftly; And with it coolness of the night, and relief from restless drifting. Wrapped in a towel of perspiration, I lay on the desert's mounds of sand; The crescent moon became my friend, while watching it curve just like my hand. But whispering wraiths arrived to haunt, my vivid dreams of black and white; Exposed to the darkness up above, where nothing appeared quite right. The moon dissolved in silent tears, while shedding its silver sheen; And with a touch of Merlin's wand, gathered waters so clear and clean. The desert rain fell with intent, to wash away my mortal dread; Dripping down from the crescent's mirror, to reflect upon my earthly bed. When I awoke it was eerily quiet, the towel around me had dried; No longer alone in a desert world, I reached up and touched the sky.
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Mar 30, 2019
Mar 30, 2019 at 8:53 PM UTC
Raining in the Desert
It was impossible, it seemed to me, that twilight came so swiftly; And with it coolness of the night, and relief from restless drifting. Wrapped in a towel of perspiration, I lay on the desert's mounds of sand; The crescent moon became my friend, while watching it curve just like my hand. But whispering wraiths arrived to haunt, my vivid dreams of black and white; Exposed to the darkness up above, where nothing appeared quite right. The moon dissolved in silent tears, while shedding its silver sheen; And with a touch of Merlin's wand, gathered waters so clear and clean. The desert rain fell with intent, to wash away my mortal dread; Dripping down from the crescent's mirror, to reflect upon my earthly bed. When I awoke it was eerily quiet, the towel around me had dried; No longer alone in a desert world, I reached up and touched the sky.
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Mar 30, 2019
Mar 30, 2019 at 8:53 PM UTC
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