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The tragedy of my great lament

History has dreamed of me And as such in its’ imaginings Feels the painful days and tragedy Of my great lament Scorching the jagged edges of the world It is a history that possesses A capricious and intense sensitivity A receptivity to suggestions of the imaginary It bestows instability to the great vital rhythms of my life And the misty memories of that present, That present past, provide a misery of mood Fills my veins with an inconsistency of feelings Creating an all engulfing anxiety Of fear and contempt for myself Where amidst this great disorder I fear that all hope has fled Vanquished toward a black and purple sky This causes all the great human dilemmas To take up unwelcome residence in my mind Which is tortured by a pervasiveness of antagonism Antipathy and disturbance You see I can no more escape from these Obsessing reflections in my consciousness Than I can from my own reflection in a mirror
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edgar-whitman-wilde
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Sep 22, 2012
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