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I Watched While the World Slept

I Watched While the World Slept

The simple minds are sleeping
On the threshold of the moon
While the nocturnal wolves are weeping
None hear the barkers swoon
Darkness is uncertain
We do not want to see
What lies behind the curtain
Yet I’m awake perpetually
Miles of asphalt vacant
It belongs to me
When the sun runs rampant 
I relinquish it reluctantly 
Dying quasars gleaming 
Exclusively for me
A million suns rotating
Under weight of gravity
A sleeping world doesn’t see 
When my day has begun
The night belongs to me
It’s in this that I’m undone

Copyright © Daniel Carter | Year Posted 2023

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