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My voice is a storm-stricken sailor Begging to float, But there are no ships on the waves And no light on the shore. My heart is a flickering ember Praying for flame, But fading fast in the cold gales of December. My house is a long hall of echoes, And shadows, worn by no body. My windows are painted, and the light overhead Is a poor imitation of sunlight. Outside, I can hear only the winds, As they cackle and hector all night. I sleep as a prisoner in my own cavern of rest, And dream of blossoms in spring.
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Jan 2
Jan 2, 2026 at 7:26 AM UTC
Blossoms in Spring
My voice is a storm-stricken sailor Begging to float, But there are no ships on the waves And no light on the shore. My heart is a flickering ember Praying for flame, But fading fast in the cold gales of December. My house is a long hall of echoes, And shadows, worn by no body. My windows are painted, and the light overhead Is a poor imitation of sunlight. Outside, I can hear only the winds, As they cackle and hector all night. I sleep as a prisoner in my own cavern of rest, And dream of blossoms in spring.
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Jan 2
Jan 2, 2026 at 7:26 AM UTC
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