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My Past and I Walk hand in hand Every day That I come to stand, Grip adjusting From a gentle caress To a tugging demand. And in Laying in molten tar And stroking frozen walls I forget that hand; to mar My skin invisibly to the core. I am yet to understand The warmth of that hand How to hold it and Be gentle without reprimand- For the crumbling It causes and the Constant fluctuating Pushes and pulls A lull- Laying me down to sleep.
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Sep 15, 2019
Sep 15, 2019 at 3:45 AM UTC
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My Past and I Walk hand in hand Every day That I come to stand, Grip adjusting From a gentle caress To a tugging demand. And in Laying in molten tar And stroking frozen walls I forget that hand; to mar My skin invisibly to the core. I am yet to understand The warmth of that hand How to hold it and Be gentle without reprimand- For the crumbling It causes and the Constant fluctuating Pushes and pulls A lull- Laying me down to sleep.
Yanamari
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Sep 15, 2019
Sep 15, 2019 at 3:45 AM UTC
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