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The stumble

Its funny how it goes,

how within the throes,

of passion and of death

One is aside,

another gains breath

 

I leave with a stumble,

and a look behind.

And I find myself fumbling,

for cleanliness, and absolution

 

And to the One

who was shuffled

and moved,

with wires crossed--

 

I do not know the meaning of this,

or the path which my feet tread.

And maybe with some dread,

She moves in your stead.

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merrick-mctaggard
Canadian
Published
Jun 4, 2012
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more word ***** except with a little more thought.

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