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Corners. Corners. Everywhere I look there are corners. Windows,  no windows. No doors. No brightness, no light. No escape in sight. Cornered, I feel cornered. They're pointing fingers. They are. Who are they? Who are they to tell me, To sit between corners. Corners, I feel cornered. They are trying to erase every memory, Making me lose track. Corners, around the cornered. When you feel cornered, Look carefully, There might be a crack.
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
Corners
Corners. Corners. Everywhere I look there are corners. Windows,  no windows. No doors. No brightness, no light. No escape in sight. Cornered, I feel cornered. They're pointing fingers. They are. Who are they? Who are they to tell me, To sit between corners. Corners, I feel cornered. They are trying to erase every memory, Making me lose track. Corners, around the cornered. When you feel cornered, Look carefully, There might be a crack.
Another poem about today's society, being pushed and cornered into who you are 'meant to be' in everyone else's plan for you, not your own.
kaye-b-anderson
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Apr 4, 2014
Apr 4, 2014 at 12:32 AM UTC
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