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My head on another desk Grandpa’s words echo between my Ears – somewhere – spanning tired Fatigue ‘listen to your teachers’ Traffic, static mumbles somewhere Beyond the glass walls of this crucible Quiet civilians desensitised To the sound – Reminds me – of the sound of the Urban sea Through a conch shell. The carpeted walls muffle my mind – Like earmuffs absorbing my Words and thoughts Jumping electron shells in an Excited state of bored Releasing the light of light – Light-hearted scribblings. I confer with an open page He offers lines and I typeface The space I need in solitary Confines of the brain. Soon I will be called – and Questioned in expectation – What crime have I committed? But heavy exhalation [I wonder how many modest Strangers I could irritate with Heavy breathing??  Maybe but I’ll Try another day, alright? – awake] Right now the sigh is in my mind As I consciously start myself again.
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Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 1:57 AM UTC
Starting Again
My head on another desk Grandpa’s words echo between my Ears – somewhere – spanning tired Fatigue ‘listen to your teachers’ Traffic, static mumbles somewhere Beyond the glass walls of this crucible Quiet civilians desensitised To the sound – Reminds me – of the sound of the Urban sea Through a conch shell. The carpeted walls muffle my mind – Like earmuffs absorbing my Words and thoughts Jumping electron shells in an Excited state of bored Releasing the light of light – Light-hearted scribblings. I confer with an open page He offers lines and I typeface The space I need in solitary Confines of the brain. Soon I will be called – and Questioned in expectation – What crime have I committed? But heavy exhalation [I wonder how many modest Strangers I could irritate with Heavy breathing??  Maybe but I’ll Try another day, alright? – awake] Right now the sigh is in my mind As I consciously start myself again.
-28.05.2013-
jemimah
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Australian
Jun 29, 2013
Jun 29, 2013 at 1:57 AM UTC
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