Darkness Descends Poem by Paul Reed
Darkness Descends
The darkness descends but we burn our lights
To stave off the sorrowful swallowing night
Our lights only penetrate a miniscule of gloom
A fraction of the blackness that has the earth entombed
We know that if we hold hands and pray
That we will be granted another day
When night's enshrouding work is done
Dispersed by the coming up of the sun
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
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