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Busy Street

I read somewhere recently

to release all my sorrows and anger

I must start by going within. Finding

that place where it all goes away.

 

My question to you is, is who are you

to say my worries can be

scrubbed away like dirt on a dish,

when they feel more like infections to

 

quarantine like a plague. When I

venture deep inside behind my

mental consciousness I find it crowded

like a busy city street.

 

I wander lost in the sounds and smells

surrounded by my illusions of

the human spirit. I fade into the

background of my mind.

 

I reach for a hand to help

me on my way, but I must climb the staircase

of self-doubt before I find my

own way out.

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Jan 22, 2013
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