| by Mogos A. Gebremedhin | |
| Published on: May 30, 2007 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=13623 | |
| If it wasn't for the little candle which gives a little light, Opening my eyes wouldn't make any difference in the dark night. For my desperate mission towards the other end, I still am fighting hard against the shattering wind, The other end, swaying closer and farther, like a hanging hand, Glares and fades the light and leaves me in no man's land. I suddenly sense it getting closer in the night, It then gets back where it's hard to see in the daylight. Nine falls would be eased by the tenth rise, I have learned patience in adventure is more of a wise. I will move on wherever my destination may lay, As far as that little light is refusing to die. I am glad I slept that special night, For my patient dream revealed the brightest sight. « return. |
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