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If the sky should fall And leave the brittle bones of our living Shattered Like teeth in the blackened angry mouth Of a hag What then? Do we weep salt tears For that which is lost and cannot be found Raise a fist in anger to a savage God Who will not hear our cries As we wander through our ruined lives Looking for salvation. Do we bend our backs? Put stone on stone on stone and build a wall Make it strong To foil the ravening wolves Of fear and cruel self doubt A solid moat to keep them out And us within While we begin Again!
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Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020 at 12:27 PM UTC
Teeth And Bones
If the sky should fall And leave the brittle bones of our living Shattered Like teeth in the blackened angry mouth Of a hag What then? Do we weep salt tears For that which is lost and cannot be found Raise a fist in anger to a savage God Who will not hear our cries As we wander through our ruined lives Looking for salvation. Do we bend our backs? Put stone on stone on stone and build a wall Make it strong To foil the ravening wolves Of fear and cruel self doubt A solid moat to keep them out And us within While we begin Again!
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Apr 16, 2020
Apr 16, 2020 at 12:27 PM UTC
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