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Stopped in a field and down to lay The night the land, no stars no trees I've found an empty place to stray Just me, the grass, the friendly breeze Which washes over me in waves Snoring bugs asleep below Beneath my head a million graves How far they stretch, too far to know Or guess by clues from eyes alone (Dark air Dark ground, they coalesce) Morning sun makes its vastness known, But for now the tired field digress -es from crazed chaotic noon Now darkness a blanket Earth adorns And I a child in its womb Not quite ready to be born Soon bright day will pull me back Life's a runner that few outrun But here I float beside the black The sleeping bugs, the coming sun.
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 3:16 PM UTC
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Stopped in a field and down to lay The night the land, no stars no trees I've found an empty place to stray Just me, the grass, the friendly breeze Which washes over me in waves Snoring bugs asleep below Beneath my head a million graves How far they stretch, too far to know Or guess by clues from eyes alone (Dark air Dark ground, they coalesce) Morning sun makes its vastness known, But for now the tired field digress -es from crazed chaotic noon Now darkness a blanket Earth adorns And I a child in its womb Not quite ready to be born Soon bright day will pull me back Life's a runner that few outrun But here I float beside the black The sleeping bugs, the coming sun.
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Apr 23, 2013
Apr 23, 2013 at 3:16 PM UTC
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