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Abandoned Boy

Morning is reborn in broken sentences

 

Like the sound of skin

 

In a summers trickle of dispute

 

Covers all in a swaddling shroud

 

A falcon leaves flies away

 

With shreak tells all

 

There is nothing here

 

But this abandoned boy

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Written by
edgar-whitman-wilde
Irish
Published
Nov 12, 2012
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