Silence of morning played, but as usual activity of familiar nature launched its play
Mention of disaster and havoc droned on as the hair on arms stood at attention
A surprised individual was in shock as he announced question
She could not recall any dream or vision that matched this day’s disaster
As the sun positioned itself higher and higher, there was a comfort level and she could sense this
Recollection of the past evening conquered original thought
Then a memory of her sister brought something into light
There was a terrible site of bricks and mortar that lay dead in the streets
The next block was no block it all seem the same
She waited for a bus that never was
She realized there was no way out
There was not a soul out except her and her sister
Then a thought of fright came to her sense of blight
Was this the original question that I so quickly brushed off like a flea?
Was this vision something completely different?
Will there show another face?
Tonight starts the beginning of something new
Will the stars shine bright; please tell me give me a chance
Every night she plays the same game
Death, destruction, birth, and disfigurement
Why was this given to her?
Some questions cannot be answered in this time and space
Here we go again praying for something good
There was a slight smell of floral
Drifting deeper and deeper in the land that she adores
It was morning again
Through the venetian blinds glints of sun with tiny particles riding down the rays
Could not recall the nights magic
Throwing off the blankets she smiled
Morning was like all the rest, mindless and calm
Silence repeated the morning causing meditative state of mind
A thought of the evening came to psyche
This time she decided to stomp the eerie crawly creature
The best decision she made in a very long time
Morning and the rest of the day was glorious
If this could be every day, but then there be a gift that became dusty
Beautiful wrapping paper and all you could do was look, don’t touch!
She decided very quickly that beauty is better when we have freedom to explore
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