Where the sun no longer rule
He's draped in a white sheet, he is hardly visible.The fragile children's face looks like an angel.
So pure.
The warmth from the sun stretches through the window
But it is almost like they fail in warming
They can't reach the fragile children's face among all the white.
In this room light doesn't rule, only darkness
It `s quiet, but yet there `s like something filling the room
Can it be the child `s short breath?
The pale face of sorrow?
No, now the child `s stopped breathing
His pale lips will never laugh again
In this room light doesn't rule, only darkness
Poetry by Evelyn
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Written on 2006-08-09 at 21:14
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