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Lights Again by kimberly j gray Sunday, June 03, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan prose

Lights Again Blue thru windows Divided my stars Sounds of fire And speeding cars Red cherry reflections Into my small room Could this be life? On others terms? Crickets uninvited Seemingly free While fireflies showed more light No window shade dark enough To filter the static Determined to keep me awake Night or day But I will say Oh Well.
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Reviewed by Budd Nelson	6/3/2012

Kimberly, Keep them coming. Budd




Reviewed by William Huff	6/3/2012

A precious little flower, stepped on and misused, needs a precious little light, my friend, a little less bemused, a precious bit of water, and love, and no longer used, and for a few of the ones who love you, so much, a simple kiss muse...hfilusm...