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Why, I ask the sheets of my bed, the warmth of the covers on me, the pillow rested comfortably. Why, I ask the shadows in the corner of my room, the specks of paint on my walls, the chipped wood on my door. Why, I ask the hour of midnight, the endless well of darkness, the undisrupted quietness. The flickers of a flame, the ripples of an ocean, the peak of a mountain, the trunk of a tree, the sand of a beach, the coldness of snow, the petals of a flower, the whistling of a breeze. Why, I ask the world. But it keeps its lips sealed tight.
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Jan 11, 2022
Jan 11, 2022 at 4:00 AM UTC
earthly mysteries
Why, I ask the sheets of my bed, the warmth of the covers on me, the pillow rested comfortably. Why, I ask the shadows in the corner of my room, the specks of paint on my walls, the chipped wood on my door. Why, I ask the hour of midnight, the endless well of darkness, the undisrupted quietness. The flickers of a flame, the ripples of an ocean, the peak of a mountain, the trunk of a tree, the sand of a beach, the coldness of snow, the petals of a flower, the whistling of a breeze. Why, I ask the world. But it keeps its lips sealed tight.
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Jan 11, 2022
Jan 11, 2022 at 4:00 AM UTC
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