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Feb 2016
A darkened heart in golden
     trim billows 'cross the sky,
Carried in its misted chest
     mem'ries too new to dry.

Lofted over, put from mind,
     sent to shadowed halls;
Kept at bay, kept from thought,
     stifled Sorrow calls....

Invite me in, lead me on,
     Force me to live without;
Done it before, do it again:
Conquer the shame,
     and guilt and doubt.

I'll be a martyr no more,
     A chess-piece no more.
This game you play?
     I've played it before.
Sam Winter
Written by
Sam Winter  Saint Louis, MO
(Saint Louis, MO)   
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