Overcoming something
From under
the filmy night,
we step onto the cool
pavement with our bare
feet, and break into a run.
From under
these covers, we hid from the
lightning and thunder, and we grew
tall and ready so that our
toes could reach
beyond them.
Hide in the bushes
with me now, because
I can see my father’s flashlight,
poking through the night, and I would like
our escape to last.
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