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drowned sky

by @mkpoems

You're older now, soldier. Your wars aren't the same. Dust and the blinds they collect, days that feel red, almost enviable in their passion. Shaky hands again, dry mouth again, sirens singing low in the black water day after day. Death should mean something. Encore for the epitaph! It isn't real, but it is. It's replaying in your head. It isn't real, but it happened.
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Sep 2, 2017
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