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It's all a dream we can't ignore

By J. K. AndersonPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
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Please show me wisdom and make me pure

So you bring me one portion to relish and adore

You entice the crowds and bring me two more

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Then you take it all away to get me to see

Alone and broken now is how it's meant to be

So down in the depths I decide conjure a decree

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With the spirits they grant me portions of three

Down there they will soon be waiting for me

In spite of that there is something I didn't foresee

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When I eventually come to suffer and die

In the muddy darkness is where I'll lie

Alone and broken as if I didn't try

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Nothing could stop the whispers in their accost

Thinking of you and then what I had lost

Trying to save enough for what it has cost

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Spread out above is a coffin of thick tears

That which you'll create from your crying years

For you had been waiting to greet me with cheers

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I failed to see what you had in advance

Four times the portion I had in my circumstance

I was lost in a spell or some hypnotic trance

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Now what can I do when it seems that I am lost forever

If only I had kept reading your detailed and passionate letter

Maybe then I would have been better, I would have been better

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About the Creator

J. K. Anderson

A poet, author and journalist tied to the belief that Christ is YHWH. Open minded and eager to show my wild imagination to all people. I'm not a happy writer but I'm happy to write. All for fun.

Thanks for stopping by :)

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    Written by J. K. Anderson