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Bohemia Bridge

by aviendha-goodrich

I'm just a girl who writes, then and there, If you put a pen in front of her. If you pulled the plug from her, Unwind and fade away, There she goes again. Where's the new sentence? Where's the new presence? It never changes and I thought all that was constant was change. How many brain cells does it take To change your mind? Don't be scared of your fear anymore. This time embrace the fact That words can't always rhyme and We don't always have enough time. My mother was bohemian She was more than the world could handle. In 50 years it had torn her to shreds She had me to be her medium. And in this world, we all crumble, From stardust we were built and to stardust We shall return. Use your soul for purity, And let your ashes become anew.
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Nov 13, 2017
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