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I often feel frac/                            tured As though I’ve f a    l      l       e         n Between The Cracks Of Memory- Like a broken bottle Left Forlornly in a wood, Or A faded, Sun-bleached Photograph; Decaying In an empty house- When you’ve withdrawn Upon, within, around Yourself, so much That even the dust stagnates- How can you expect Anyone To intrude Into that self-imposed solitude? Especially, If you, Yourself, Have no clue how to break it? The bell has lost it’s clapper, A mallet without a gong, Tongueless  mouth gaping wide- Emitting only a feeble moan, Easily dismissed as the wind, Whipping around the eaves, and through the trees.
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Feb 24, 2017
Feb 24, 2017 at 3:46 AM UTC
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I often feel frac/                            tured As though I’ve f a    l      l       e         n Between The Cracks Of Memory- Like a broken bottle Left Forlornly in a wood, Or A faded, Sun-bleached Photograph; Decaying In an empty house- When you’ve withdrawn Upon, within, around Yourself, so much That even the dust stagnates- How can you expect Anyone To intrude Into that self-imposed solitude? Especially, If you, Yourself, Have no clue how to break it? The bell has lost it’s clapper, A mallet without a gong, Tongueless  mouth gaping wide- Emitting only a feeble moan, Easily dismissed as the wind, Whipping around the eaves, and through the trees.
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Feb 24, 2017
Feb 24, 2017 at 3:46 AM UTC
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