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A Lifetime to Realize The fires of life shape our souls It's hard to remember who I am in the midst of life's conflagrations. Traced in constellations far away, a light without darkness lingers. Being what good is supposed to be, my original bright conception calls out to me. Sometimes it takes a lifetime to realize that the fires burn the chaff away leaving just a lovely lasting glow. 58 words in actual poem Dedicated to a brightly burning star: Larry Ray Powers.
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