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The sky bestows life's winter
Thick haze impedes the eyes One cannot fight the slumber To no avail could one disguise Their feet drag madly through the mud Of one's poor battered soul They see no light, they hear no call From those who hold the scroll But lo! Is that a whisper? A hint of something grand? They lie in wait as hearts palpate While toes crawl through the sand The shore brings forth awakening Providing ebb and flow One must make haste, one must not waste A lovely chance to go
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