Growing Book of Poems

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Why do the shadows linger in the dusk?

Do they sit there and wallow in their debts;

within the stank of their eternal musk,

Only to be swallowed as the sun sets?

Ever waiting the hark of their demise,

Apollos chariot, the light departs;

leaving the shadows to their last goodbyes

to their makers, whom have never been apart.

Wait, what is that magnificence I spy?

A great fairy, or an awesome goddess,

Illuminating the ground where I lie.

Is there still hope to light my hopelessness?

      The moon I see, her silver halo bright,

      a new life to the creatures of the night.

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