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The Rabbit Hole

by ashish-gupta

His dream was buried under So excavating down he went But 'twas his mind that split asunder And his solitary heart rent He was forced to rediscover his way With no hope left in sight Past treacherous rocks of obloquy Back to a place of light The settling dust reveal in the end That a laurel wreath or a thorny crown Is for the one who would dare contend For the one who would not stay down
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