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Fallen Memories

A woman up high falls,

in ones eyes.

Struggling to stand up,

from where she crashed.

Shoved down, down again,

by fleeting memories.

One leg is tediously firmly planted,

She raises up, up to her feet.

Suddenly she raises her face to the sky,

A mighty yell escapes from her,

filled with triumph and bitter sweet victory.

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Feb 18, 2012
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