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The elevator’s sealed its lips. It keeps its secrets well. Inside might hunch a nameless face, I really cannot tell.   To stand, a pair, so silently, Bound in an unvoiced pact, Is sore and heavy awkwardness Light coughing can’t redact.   An almost empty iron box Is crushing loneliness, Better to take on dozens next, Shame smothered in that press.   Anonymity’s a heavy weight To carry between two,   But shrouded multitudes can share Whatever burdens you.
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May 19, 2021
May 19, 2021 at 9:19 PM UTC
Sealed
The elevator’s sealed its lips. It keeps its secrets well. Inside might hunch a nameless face, I really cannot tell.   To stand, a pair, so silently, Bound in an unvoiced pact, Is sore and heavy awkwardness Light coughing can’t redact.   An almost empty iron box Is crushing loneliness, Better to take on dozens next, Shame smothered in that press.   Anonymity’s a heavy weight To carry between two,   But shrouded multitudes can share Whatever burdens you.
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May 19, 2021
May 19, 2021 at 9:19 PM UTC
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