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Created on: July 11, 2009
Each day comes a new dawn
that shakes my spirit from the bowl
a calling from the great Universe
this is where the sun meets my soul
Three weeks gloom, light hides its face
I wonder if there is a sun at all
I fall into gloom from my own fate
Is it my fate that caused the sun to fall?
In deep despair I hide my sun
23 days and 23 nights I chased this endless scene
That makes 46 days and nights in all
For which the sun hides its endless beam
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