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the interim fragility

I marvel at the world

From a desk in an office in a town

Where I don’t belong.

This is the interim fragility

That I was never fond of.

The wanting for the thing you need

But simply can’t have yet.

Yet, the operative word of my life.

I know certainly with everything

That is inside this mind and this heart and this body

That I will do it.

I will live my way across these plains

Until I reach my destination,

Of which I’m not yet sure.

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Dec 10, 2012
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