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Awakening

When cruelty was a dream away

And home a shield to pain

Cozy safe with all our stuff

Our doors and windows shut

We noticed not that other’s weeped

Or that there could be grief

We slept the sleep of innocence

And never thought of recompense

Now naked in the wind we tremble

Elysian days are hard remembered

Now we beat our breasts and shriek

And so we join the world and weep

Ruth Walker

We noticed not that other’s weeped

Or that there could be grief

We slept the sleep of innocence

And never thought of recompense

Now naked in the wind we tremble

Elysian days are hard remembered

Now we beat our breasts and shriek

And so we join the world and weep

Ruth Walker

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