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Seperation

I imagine myself, one of them, some of them. I break down the shield that keeps me in the shallow water. That open vast expanse of you and I that flows on forever sliding in and out of boundaries, of consciousness. Life beats down upon me, as a hail storm might beat upon the concrete its cracks imbedded with the spark of life. That brown and green of Soil and its brainchild. I am so alone and so together; so very different than what life has become: reliving and reliving my experiences.
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molly-brown-fuller
American
Published
May 13, 2011
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Published in the 2010 Pasco Hernando Community College Literary Magazine: Mobius.

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