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Devastation

by autumn-whipple

Who would you be without words. Without the innate ability to weild A sharp and bitter taste To be left without them No more music no books no conversation no jokes no movies You've lost the solace of words You've lost the shield of language You're losing it. Even a dog recognizes it's name. But soon you won't. Who what when how Its all words Without them What are you.
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