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Midnight
sun
The midnight sun
that glows on high
of your eyes
and skies of blue
midnight blue
that midnight sun
lights the darkness
with it's darkness
of midnight blue.
That is you.
You wrestle with
those memories of love
that was so true.
The people who you
drove away
were you
in some other life,
some other time
some view
of moonlight
on the high oaks
come through
it is you.
The midnight sun
sweeps the sky clouds
past the full moon.
That sun can not
be seen.
The trees move
in that sudden breeze.
The sky opens up and
rain comes all at once.
The memories of times
past are strongest
with the sudden rain
and the empty house.
The poles on the hill
are not visible in the
downpour, each a
tribute to a friend
who are those friends?
those friends are you
in some past life
when the pain of
lonliness, that sad place
when the drugs are gone,
when that pain of
lonli nodding off . . .
We are survivors,
you and me.
Saying that there is
love
makes no difference
to anyone.
I would come and
rescue you from that
midnight sun
if it really wasn't
burning so bright
just to make you see.
And when you see
it's light
it will show you
what you need to see.
How could I know
what that is?
I can not rescue
you
from yourself.
You will
rescue yourself.
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I took you along
on my walk to my
place
by the
lake.
Why did you have to
destroy all the
stones on the
beach
looking for
fossils?
That day, an ancient
memory is ossified
and tossed aside.
On which beach
at some future time
will they find it
as a fossil?
Do you even
remember
that
day?
Tree,
by Conn. river,
in NH,
near VT
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