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mrgrinmore — Letter 6: August 1st, 2068
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Description 13th Landing Road
Olympus Mons Colony,
Mars Colony
MA-00001
1st August, 2068

My dear friend P,

Your breath is concrete
But still you have room to breath
While I suffocate

The great red expanse
Of rock, sand and frigid air
Still has open skies

The stars here are dull
Sparkle hazed, no glint or shine
Radiance stolen

Let my voice guide you
Keep you safe until the day
Pastures green we test

If death shall take me
Whilst seeing what you now see
I can only dream

To be without you
Without the ache of the world
What use are my words?

The days bleed out gray
Each fading from one to next
Nothing breathing lives

We are but shambling
Savages drugged by nothing
But vapid boredom

If sinking you are
Pull me from the bleak waters
In which we shall drown

I am no beacon
I am an anchor to stay
Shackled alone and gray

Let us patch each other
Let us mend and bind ourselves
Our hearts and our minds

We shall leave the dead
Those walking, breathing wretches
Too loud, too silent

Yes!  We shall explore
The war god's rusted kingdom
You and I, dear friend

From one still packed in the city,
S.
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Comments: 3

JamieWiles [2014-08-02 14:43:55 +0000 UTC]

Nice poem

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mrgrinmore In reply to JamieWiles [2014-08-02 17:32:33 +0000 UTC]

Thanks!

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JamieWiles In reply to mrgrinmore [2014-08-02 17:36:27 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome

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