Aging
In twelve hours,
the sun will rise,
blanket everything
hide all the cries.
In twelve hours,
they will rise,
drift from sleep,
imagine in blank surprise.
In twelve hours,
when the sun never falls,
and its jammed over a thing
that no world should be called,
In twelve hours,
the dreaming
will end,
abandon the hopefuls and
the kindness within
In twelve hours
when the age stops turning
it'll be obvious who left
who's hurting
In twelve hours
when everything ends,
nothing could put
a childhood
back together
again.
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