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Day, Night, and Hope
So many fine-lighted days have been wasted.
Peering out the window at a fresh,
new running track.
I could use that sun,
after panicing about tests,
straining to walk with two thick books in my pack,
I am fragile.
So many fine-lighted days have been wasted,
staying in a place,
where even your face is judged.
Never able to go,
never to leave,
or make a choice.
Passive thinking,
to make life easier.
So many thoughts,
and smiles,
that I can never know.
The light I know,
is a dim glow,
but is hope.
So many fine-lighted days have been wasted.
Follow the beacon,
find the light,
both inside and out.
In life,
not a speck should be missed.
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