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Mar 2018
What a world
What a life
So much pain
Much more strife
It comes crumbling down
I sit back and wonder
The thoughts buzz around
As I tear myself asunder
I watch from the outside
As it all closes in
The tears have now dried
And I've repented for my sin
Enter a new chapter of suffering and loss
No matter what I say
You're always the boss
I wale away at the bricks of my four walled prison
I scream and I yell
My freedom I envision
But the warden with the key is a man of great pride
And despite my futile attempts
To his orders I abide
Is it real or a joke this life I inhabit
I turn a new corner
And poke the bear, while I'm only a rabbit
Eleanor Sinclair
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Eleanor Sinclair  24/F/The Enterprise
(24/F/The Enterprise)   
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     --- and Me Díaz
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