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Cataracts

A pale clouded gaze betrays his depression

To observers of his pained expression

The cast of ghosts in his stories

Are joined in morbid succession

By faceless names that tangle

In webs indecipherabley knotted

Seldom unraveled are histories

Of faces so wrinkled and rotted

The tragedy of burrowed dreams

The eye's gleam down below

When they've already spotted

A grave before it's body's has been plotted.

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charles-berlin
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Mar 23, 2010
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