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Hungry

by rachel-thompson

No words left--except for how, when I wrote this poem, you will be expecting something from me. We can be selfless, you know. We've given all our thoughts and wisdom to you for free (and our folly). Sure, you may have to buy a book, but that's only because we are not like our poems and require food. You will watch these lines like your favorite football team and hope they make it to the playoffs-- each period is the game that destroys or feeds your hope. It can never be too full, but it is not a flower rooted in the self.
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Feb 21, 2012
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