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The Light
by Josh Edgecomb Through the light I can see a face. I have not dreamt of thine eyes gazing at mine The light tells all, but is not real Cast in a shell forever not seen, Until that day comes, |
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The Dream
by Josh Edgecomb When I close my eyes this is what the darkness gives me. A lion swinging from a canape. Looking at me silently. Soaking my culture with uncertainty. Having not yet seen the evil of this society. Mesmerized in the lion's eyes not yet knowing. But all the lion is showing is the nothing in its eyes. So I stand there forever encapusalted in the nothingness of the lion's eyes. Do you see me standing here? Looking for you ever vigilantly. Standing so lonely. Shrouded in this captivity. While you look at me so peacefully. Nights go by and still I stare into the eyes of nothing that dares to compare to the abyss that is rare to the world that I long forgot. When I awake from the dream that was only a ream of time in my cinema line just so I could disturb this grand design. I will not remember the lion or the nothingness I got lost in for so long just so I can relive it the next night. |
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