Poem- 011, The Long Dark Night
Twilight rain,
Clears the pain...
Sent for hours,
In misty warm showers.
The flowers rise,
While anger dies...
Seep in my trees,
and dewy weeds.
Smile to fight,
The long dark night.
- Kaliyah Myers, a Poem to a soon to be book named, The Mad Project
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Kaliyah Myers
"Change is imperative. But the kind of change is the most important detail."
In being a writer, I hope to share something relatable and adventurous that you can love too.
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