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Here i Lie: Disconsolate Discouraged Worn down to nothing like the teeth of the Pharaohs- the  resilient, tiny grains of sand contaminating their food, interminable grinding of bone like  defeat, rejection, failure endlessly chipping away at and disintegrating the substance of my soul. Is there hope? There always is, but its once-bright warm caress of light has faded to almost nothing, the last minuscule bit of candle wick now fizzles out, its dying breath a trail of swirling black smoke, oily, fragrant, Gone.
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Sep 25, 2010
Sep 25, 2010 at 11:17 AM UTC
Then Again, Maybe Not.
Here i Lie: Disconsolate Discouraged Worn down to nothing like the teeth of the Pharaohs- the  resilient, tiny grains of sand contaminating their food, interminable grinding of bone like  defeat, rejection, failure endlessly chipping away at and disintegrating the substance of my soul. Is there hope? There always is, but its once-bright warm caress of light has faded to almost nothing, the last minuscule bit of candle wick now fizzles out, its dying breath a trail of swirling black smoke, oily, fragrant, Gone.
- From The Beginning
cailey-duluoz
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Sep 25, 2010
Sep 25, 2010 at 11:17 AM UTC
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