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After You

I saw a light from across the field On a night the sky shed tears of rain. I had hoped the dark would help to shield My heart from sorrow it need not feign. To the burden of truth I must yield And with truth the burden I might explain. The light shone on, then it was put out – It’s glow prematurely extinguished. Gloom filled the void and then cast about, It engaged me and I was anguished. Morning found my spirit easy to flout, And all that morning I so languished.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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