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driving to the dawn

Posted by D. James on 24 June 2007

A clear-night ride
through the desert

The starlight
emitted an eon
ago reminds me
that our lives are
meaningless
by comparison

The half-moon hangs
so low on the black
horizon

it’s almost as if
I could drive there
and climb on

(D. James)

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One Response to “driving to the dawn”

  1. Sorceress Says:
    24 June 2007 at 8:53 am

    I liked what you got from looking at the star light:)!

    Thanks for the poem.

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