It's like a prayer, but not;
whistling to god of morning
to heed. What is this fear,
but in fact, happy.
If you are shrouded behind
clouds that never fail me;
when I'd summon for it's
comfort, will you come?
There's an anxiety, scampering
like a loud clock, tik-tak;
watching him ebb, weaken
his grip to life.
How soon before I'd miss
pouring water in his coffee cup?
Not tomorrow or the day after
I beg. But gracious morning,
when will I cry?
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