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Depression: An Example 1/6/06

I had to sell the cottage and lose the gestures of wind on water, the names of flowers and trees. Time runs out, traffic snarls, sirens wail. I stare, confused, frail as faces dissolve in fog and mist. I forget names now and how to move.

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michael-crowley

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Published: Jul 7, 2011
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