The mailman brings age, in sun or rain
His boots echo through each and every joy and pain
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Carrying letters of all shapes and sizes
Each one as if our hearts prizes
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He knows what it brings too
Setting us in a brew
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Treasured vaults, our first, our thirst, and our fault
Beginnings wrapped in colorful paper, we only but exalt
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But his eyes ever wearing a solemn hault
For what we receive comes, churns malt
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Till a silent answer we accept only in his view
“Can you embrace this too”
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Every hue in hand becomes a shade of blue
An ocean, washes over, words held abound rapturous rue
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Silence, unchained in a cave
Darkness gifts its truths, we brave
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Trumpeters and puppeteers
Solemn seers and peers
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Bringing cheers, fears, or tears
Wish washed spears and sometimes smears, let go and see my dear
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For the mailman brings age, in sun or rain
Through each and every joy and pain
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