Two friends
now stand at the same door
I had once entered
and exited, before.
One is heading out.
One might go in.
One is fleeing darkness.
One might embrace sin.
She who is leaving,
(as I also learned,)
knows the folly of entering;
knows evil should be spurned.
I will weep for joy as the one comes out,
and cry in anguish ‘til the other turns about.
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Springtime. Hometown. New/
life. Renewal. How can I/
help but weep for joy?
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet