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Dementia

by beloved

I never it made it to the moon back Think I was just trapped In one perspective Two three four Exponentially growing Like the vines Against an old brick wall That tell a story There’s history hidden in its creaks There’s hidden lies In the curves of her lips And on her hips And the she lies awake Because she can barley sleep Waiting just to die She lies dormant In a past state of mind Or do you think she’s completely lost her mind Must be scary to deal With that kind of fight Can’t be happy waking up knowing not a single bird in sight Tell me what happened to her life?
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Published
Dec 29, 2014
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1m
Tags
#old#coping#sickness#getting#wondering#dementia
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