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*Night Dreamer* Life must go on The wind does not sleep Too many windows The world is at a breaking point The gnawing pain from no input But the sun continues to come up at dawn. �HCD 2002
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Reviewed by Regis Auffray	4/26/2005

There is an element of unease in this poem to which I can well relate. Thank you, Helen. Love and peace. Regis




Reviewed by m j hollingshead	4/26/2005

well done