Lock, Unlock

I dreamed of doors and students
both locked.
Racing through the night
I crossed enemy lines
carrying knowledge like water.
All that rush,
all those sloshing buckets
for nothing. The key, when found,
turns easily in the lock,
closes, opens.

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