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Light
By Net Wolf
Where has the sun gone?
I'm mired in darkest night.
Wandering lost in the dark,
Searching in vain for the light.
I thought I saw the dawn,
The merest start of sunrise:
But the light faded; the dark returned.
Perhaps a trick of my eyes.
Was it a trick? Was it a joke?
I fear that I will never know.
Another controls the source of the light:
She tells me not, where I must go.
Am I walking toward the light?
Should I just be standing still?
I simply do not know the answer,
And I fear I never will.
Life moves on about me
While I stand here in confusion.
Oh, how much better it would be
If I could only see the sun!
But I cannot control the light,
Can't even suggest its course.
It's not a thing that belongs to me,
It's controlled by another source.
But I refuse to beg.
Nor will I whine or plead.
Even though this light
Is something I sorely need.
Perhaps there is another
Who can control the light.
I have no proof that this is true,
And yet, I may be right.
And so I'll travel on
Still lost amid the dark,
Hoping against my better sense
That this new course will work.
My life is but a set
Of dashed and broken dreams
I am destined to this dark forever
Or, at least that's how it seems.
This light is elusive:
It hides itself from me.
Perhaps I am not worthy
This blessed light to see.
I do not like the dark,
But I don't control the light,
So I guess I shall adjust
To living in this night.
I will move along
Rather than waiting here,
But it seems a horrid waste,
For I felt the light was near!
I surely do not know
Just to where it went.
That is only known
By the whom that it was sent.
For she gives the light,
And the light she takes away.
And she has chosen not
To turn my nighttime into day.
And so I go,
To search some more.
In the hope that I will find
Just what I am searching for.
I had once hoped
That I'd found it here,
But there is no light:
Yes, I think that's clear.
So, wish me luck
That I may end my night
By finding the one
Who controls the light.
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