At this time of darkness,
Where the nights feel never ending,
And the world feels broken,
We can often forget our humanity.
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We try and push the dark,
Into a space in the back of our minds,
And keep thoughts of wars,
Suffering and pain for the new year.
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So we light the last candle,
And bring to our minds forefront,
The thoughts of peace,
And what part we play in the world.
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