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Back from the dark riverside
The black from white returned and dyed
Squeezing cloth, they wept and cried
Back to the path and darker side
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“We’ll venture long, however short
Yet if you want, we will abort.”
But the girl of light is one a sport
“We’ll go, however high the fort.”
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A walk of silence, then some talks
Long way they went, through trees and hawks
Met blackest sheep caught in their flocks
Both had no time regarding clocks
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From far, they saw a lustrous tree
With vines on branches, hanging free
Fairies and wisps, playing with glee
As if the girl was circle’s key
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“Your companion may be resting here,
‘Tis time for us to part, my dear.”
“Thanks for all, through courage and fear.”
Their final words, then they steer clear.
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Night at Sunrise
PoetryLost but courageous, a little girl searches for her pet cat in a world of troubled gloom, where she meets a man, masked in blinding darkness. This was written and posted on NearGroup, and as per a request, I decided to post it here.
