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Winged messengers fly over the city,
 Changing day to night
 and bringing dark to light
 
 Their silken feathered bodies
 move through the sky,
 they cover the sky,
 they are the sky
 
 Mama's side of the city is dark,
 Papa's side of the city is light,
 They know their places,
 as does everyone else
 
 And then there is me,
 there is I,
 And I know nothing,
 I am sure of nothing
 
 And I sit in the middle,
 in the gray,
 in the gray of the fields
 so fog covered that I can see naught but my hands in front of me,
 and I wait
 
 I wait for the black-winged,
 the white-winged messengers
 to tell me my fate
 Am I day or night?
 Am I dark of light?
 
 Do I belong here,
 in the middle, 
 in the gray?
 
 Or will I have to decide
 my own fate?

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