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A Rock and a Hard Place

Natures wind blows hard

And nurture is not so sweet

Tornadoes brew

And volcanoes erupt

Yet nurture is still cold as the ice nature creates

A being lies still; corrupt.

Thunder clashes and the lightening follows

Wheres the middle ground?

Wheres my middle ground?

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laurie-fisher
33 / F / American
Published
Oct 22, 2012
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