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The void, endless in blackness, stands. Sparse gasps of light puff and fade, puff and fade, and sometimes
fall and die. Bodies too small for the task of filling, Fires too weak to warm the chilling, Glimmers too soft to
break the solid, empty sky: Their songs, but whispers, can't calm the raging dark.
These ten thousand fruitless lights And night's own unseen kingdom Crumble, scatter, perish into blue As
one hot breath of morning's glory Blasts all irrelevance away.
One body, one fire, one sweeping beam Evicts all former dwellers, Fills all former vacancies, and stands. An
endless dark in me - conquered. The feeble flickers of false loves - dissolved. And You, my endless light - may I always
know your noon.
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Comments welcome; email jeff at jefflindsay.com
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