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Regular Conception of the Infinite

There are some days, that when I look at my life The days that have drifted by, piling up without care, It seems as though I am still new to this world. But we people are so used to conceiving the infinite, That days number by without wear. It is strange altogether to think that someday All that will be left will be my lineage If I am blessed with that gift at all. And so I drift from place to place in this world Wishing to somehow leave a stain: A note to tomorrow Lest I not be there again
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molly-brown-fuller
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May 13, 2011
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