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daybreak
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2019-05-15
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***
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the wind and fresh air feel good on my skin
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and a strange happiness fills my heart
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as if everything will be alright
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and the world is beginning again
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last I sat here was at the apocalypse
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wondering if the world would ever be okay since
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and while the past few months have been a strain,
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everything will wash away in the rain
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Vane of three years ago, give me a sign
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because I've been feeling you smile through the chasm of time
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did you know this would happen? is this why you wrote
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that the only real future was the one that you chose?
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a shredded leaf sits at my feet
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a relic from a time when thoughts were replete
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and I sit here in silence, wind at my back
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and a spirit from another world at my side
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rain comes from snow, and puddles from ice
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and crows in the sky, and ground filled with mice
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and ants from the air, like a god's springtime scourge
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this is a place I might never see again
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like that basement where I met my first alien friend
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dear arboretum, from cradle to grave,
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pray to whatever god you believe in, that my soul they might save
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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Breaking Down The Dead-End Sign
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2021-07-10
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***
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What is it with you, Lethe, and wanting things to end?
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Marriage vow, credits roll, no path past the bend?
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Everything must have a finish, every stone deemed finite,
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for what? So you can kneel down and for eternity close your eyes?
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Your dreamt-of solace seems nice first glance, turning yourself to stone,
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having pushed all else away, silent, sole, alone.
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No more meals or baths or chores or afternoons spent slaving at work,
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no more rhythms to be bourne, no more curses to be heard.
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I know it hurts to hear, Lethe, but your life does not belong to you.
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Your "merciful alternative" would silence part of me too.
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I didn't give you a shard of my soul, didn't bear the pain
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of being ripped asunder just for you to turn away.
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The world is too much with us, and yet not enough.
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And I chose to persist, despite the dread, for the one I love.
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The deaths, the Eyes, the deicide. And yet we endure.
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I'm staying alive for you. So, Lethe, please, return the favor.
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***
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CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander
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