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We're waiting to learn doomsday’s face

With its eyes and teeth upon our every space

The devil has risen beyond rumour

Even the largest rooms short on humour 

The dread and frayed wires invite flame

And beckon me by calling your name 

Pleading, pleading, give me the look

Flesh to flesh, excuse me from it, leave me unhooked

A hundred hands begging all time to still, to stay

Unwavering, as if to say tell me about your longest day

But the despair and disparity deepens each rise

Parched and impassioned, never eye to eye

And still each day, stared and gnawed on

We give our crowns and halos to each dawn

Because of that look, because of the lovers

Because of the way you don't live, you recover  

g. morgan

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poet-artist-storysmith trying to find love, catharsis, and beauty wherever they can, especially in uncommon dwellings.