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My Climb


 

I could have waited for her

But did not

I was in a hurry to reach the other side

Of the Moon,

Dark and lonesome, it demanded our love

To brighten up things.

I was a bit confused,

Without her, how could I?

Thankfully,

The monkeys ravaging my mind

Did not screech,

They did not ransack my mind.

I stepped on the spiral staircase

To begin my climb.

 

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