I Knew That I Would

We've all been waiting for the dawn
Like its all we ever could
Think of it now
Its all written down 
Left to night served them right
Till the end leaked out again
You stood there in an empty square
Looking for a friend
The solemn light came and out splintered the darkness
The darkness that never fled from the centre of his heart
As the beams dart low and the scary winds blow
Being letters in a page in a book that you knew
She said i'm a crack in the mirror you see i'm glued too 
I'm see through, you too. I looked through
When She shattered the darkness still fled
Still the cracks bled light as the darkness fled
Beams impertubable.Light sang a song they forget
But its still said. Retorts again
Again
Like a broken guitar string the mirror 
Gathered together
Under a waning moon
A night where light is clearer. Than the chasing forms of darkness before the dim, huge sun.
Every light. A multitude of shadows. To chase across dark looming matter across the cosmos.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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May 10, 2020 at 5:47 AM
"Light sang a song they forgot," amen! But the light & dark that you contrast so well, is a powerful duo since ancient times. Broken guitar & mirror shards can gather together again ... as you "prefer the moon" clearer light now, to the SUN! What new, unique, exotic contrasts. Well done PATRICIO. a. deo
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