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Stomping The Old Familiar Ground

I used to write here Craft in these corners Scoff at these walls Scratch at the stars, like a lottery ticket, when the world was young When my own structures were seemingly falling apart How I laboured without toil Spinning spun without thread How tired was I, as a peice of myself, with leaps and bounds from cloud to cloud When I was no older than the dirt beneath How the tired me, trod this distant ground into my own history Until it was more familiar and resound In memory, as it is now
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Apr 10, 2019
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