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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the quiet room gently lit by an incandescent light overseen by a rising moon that pervades the nearby space while a gentle hush permeates the air all around. with no expectation of taps upon the vigilant door no urgent voice calls for a swift reply the tranquil mind released from constant give and take begins slowly to stretch its own forgotten limbs that blissfully wanders through old galleries of thought unearthing a tender peace that crowds can`t deliver the ticking wall clock turns to a steady friend a considerate pulse against the silent walls where one can silence the worries of the day let the trivial troubles simply drift away an old book lies open waiting patiently its words are mine alone to peruse and fully taste with no hurried undertone tempering the inner spell no need to rush through the turning of the page the selected space this sovereign solitude allows the inner self full scope to truly breathe with whirling and twirling thoughts lulled and laid to rest and all daylight tribulations cast aside upright the self becomes familiar reachable and complete not fractured by needs of worried souls with a quiet strength starting to gently bloom nourished by silence beautiful and deep tomorrow`s tasks may yell with all their obligations but now, this loneliness holds the truest gift to be, not just to exist without the need to prove the deep contentment found in being oneself.
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