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Rays of the Sun
The thick air brushes me in warmth
still, even when
the sun cannot bathe me in its
sensational, hot rays-
but I'm alright, I guess.
I do get envious when
my eyes are open
my head is up
facing forward,
seeing those other houses-
my neighbors' houses, 111 and 109-
enjoying the warm, gentle hugs
of the sun
while I sit here in the shade
wondering why it cannot spare
maybe even a few
of its fine, yellow beams
for my gloomy porch-
perhaps my towering townhouse
shields the lovely star
from my view?
Or perhaps that daisy I planted yesterday in my garden
doesn't deserve the experience of life?
Or maybe, perhaps
my mother and father foolishly chose to purchase
the unlucky house, 110
that won't ever live a day not wondering
why its face cannot feel the
mezmerizing,
cozy,
radiant and glorious rays
of the sun.
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