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Finding Hope

colorless words fall from your mouth like delicately placed-holders the sound of silence is one that is too intense for your modest ears, those which only hear annoyance and desperation those which dismiss doubt and fear those which once, but only once experienced the sound of anger and wrath but quickly forgot the intensity of pain how do those ears feel the emotion ingrained in cracks on the streets how do they possible know that here once someone experienced their very last breath? if the sounds of gunshots make you deafen if the cry of a distressed victim weakens your ability i may excuse your bare back in the storm but by the dimly lit candle the shrieking howls of the wind on the sturdy walls of your shelter you have no cause to absorb the destruction like a minute flick of a lighter
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ariel-hill
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Nov 30, 2011
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