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The Light
"The Light"
I lay, awake
The weight of gravity holding me to the tiles of my roof
My sweatshirt is thick and warm
My body heat is trapped to me
My hair is tangled and a mess, hiding in my hood
My glasses pressed against my nose
I look up
The stars twinkle, saying hello to me
They give me company on these lonely nights
The only sounds being the frogs that croak from the pond
The willow tree's vine leaves whisper in the air
Hush Hush
Alone, but not lonely is what I like to think
A light flickers on
It catches my eye
Boom
I'm captivated in its glow
I twist my body to see further
It comes from the house just next to me
Could it be?
Is he back?
The light flickers, and goes back out.
"A dream"
A dream come true
With so much fear
I gleam to who
I hope is near
A future star
Is almost here
I can't be far
Its my career
I hold my breath
As I appear
My one dreams death
Has disappeared
"Can I tell you a joke?"
"Can I tell you a joke?"
My heart laughs a little
His face, so innocent
His eyes waiting for me
Will she say yes or no?
I begin to smile
"Please tell me your joke Hale"
He reads the words to me
The joke book he holds still
He asks me the question
"What does a cloud wear under his raincoat?"
I wait for the answer
"Thunderwear!"
His face lifts in laughter
I begin to giggle
A good moment for us
I hope he remembers
This moment like I will
It's my turn to share now
"Can I tell you a joke?"
"You told me…"
You told me stories
That always allowed me to sleep
You told me truths
That always allowed me to trust
You told me lessons
That always allowed me to learn
You told me support
That always allowed me to try
You told me kindness
That always allowed me to care
You told me hope
That always allowed me to believe
Most of all
You told me love
And without it,
I don't know where I would be
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