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Warmth of Mother's Womb

Wrapped within the morning
I lie alone
Far away
As most days I often do
All but the minds eye
Is undercover closed

Clinging to empty linen 
And then, unconscious folds
Form to dreams of meditation
And then I feel you 
Lying so very close

The day continues collapsing in
As every second to minute goes
And so I bury myself further, deeper 
Thinking less and less, just being, sensing
Into deja vu 

Struck by an unawareness 
Of the naissances soon
Or what conscience shall remember
Beneath old famaliar comforter
Can it be, the warmth of mother's womb

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