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Grounded

Life everlasting— I am anchored by this concrete; The hands that feed, And the flowers they bring. There was a storm cloud I chased in a dream; Away from the wreckage they try to redeem. Eulogizing the day they wake, And death is life’s eternal gates. Everything tires, yet everything waits; The poppies left before the grave. It is well, but all unwell remains. There is a lie I never forgave: That there was something left to save.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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