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Stranger

Oh, that I were a stranger... My name lost even to myself. A filthy canvas of offense And regret Wiped clean; All ties cut. All debts paid Or rather, unmade. Nothing left but a shell, An empty vessel To be filled anew. The earth would be all the better Oh, that I were a stranger.
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paul-andrews-jr
American
Published
Feb 1, 2013
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