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Fear of the Night

Blackness flies with wings of a dead fire Blackness dies in the core of the dawn But is not forgotten Because no matter how glorious the light No matter how profound and bright Blackness will sing its renaissance in the last breath of dusk In the last drop of the bleeding horizon And you know it And you fear it Because crawling within the depths of blackness is a creature of uncertainty A ghost of the unknown And it howls from the crevices of blackness The blackness loves to watch as you cower and cry and run It laughs at your fright Cackles at your tremor of trepidation But it's nothing but a play to stray you afar Because even though you fear the blackness The blackness fears you

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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Date: 1/6/2012 10:21:00 PM
Can I marry this poem? It's brilliant!!! The personification of the blackness really brings the dark enmity to life, thus the manifestation of pure awesomeness is at hand. Thanks for posting and keep up the excellent work. (thanks for the nice comment too) Always, Laura
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Date: 1/5/2012 3:44:00 PM
Great write Kyle!! Thanks for sharing. Fear not the blackness - for the light is soon to follow. Check out the "Because" at the start of lines 10 and 17 - a little finger dislexia on the keyboard, perhaps. Thanks for sharing your poetry - keep up the good work.
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