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I was a Morning, once With windows in my eyes The sun came spilling quietly And filled me with surprise And breathing felt like wonder then And living felt like air I did not know I had a life I only knew I was there The voices started soft and low Then grew to crowd the light They told me what my glow should be Until it dimmed from sight My laughter learned to quiet down My wonder learned to wait The world that once was endless wide Began to narrow into fate And something in my windows changed No sudden break or cry But like a curtain drawn too soon Across a morning sky And now when light returns to me It lingers at the door As if it knows the child who shone Is living here no more
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Apr 26
Apr 26, 2026 at 3:17 AM UTC
I was a Morning, once
I was a Morning, once With windows in my eyes The sun came spilling quietly And filled me with surprise And breathing felt like wonder then And living felt like air I did not know I had a life I only knew I was there The voices started soft and low Then grew to crowd the light They told me what my glow should be Until it dimmed from sight My laughter learned to quiet down My wonder learned to wait The world that once was endless wide Began to narrow into fate And something in my windows changed No sudden break or cry But like a curtain drawn too soon Across a morning sky And now when light returns to me It lingers at the door As if it knows the child who shone Is living here no more
Kai
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Apr 26
Apr 26, 2026 at 3:17 AM UTC
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