In the darkness you sit and cry
for dawn’s arrow to pierce the sky,
but never strike the flint on steel
to flame the tinder and reveal
a man hidden in midnight blue,
and see the open hand for you.
There's a true spell in all my verse
for a blessing to end the curse.
Near you in the dark I may sit,
yet I know how your candle's lit.
A candle so bright must burn fast,
the night is long, but will it last?
The answer sought always depends
on candles burning from both ends.
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