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Jun 2017
The chair vanished. A rope breaks. This man will open his eyes. Who is death? To no surprise, my mind trembles. No forgiveness will engulf this moment. The beach bows under the morning sun. Some of the reflection is lost. A few cracks unhinge themselves. You are never what I think. My fingers move in a gentle fashion. The moon will do no looking tonight. What do you think it’s like?
Sam Stone Grenier
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Sam Stone Grenier  25/M/Wisconsin
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