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Anti Social

Bald headed mountains with thin tree hair.

We're okay, though

we didn't think we would be.

I got a message today

from an ex-coal miner

with anti social paranoid depression:

keep them coming,

he said, of the poems;

and I too felt less alone.

The snow darkens sky,

lightens ground.

I don't know about you but I think

I've been making too many excuses.

Sometimes I sleep in the coal mine

because I want to, that's all.

Three brown birds say,

"See me!"  "See me!"

Snow falls on my head and I'm thinking:

I don't want any more birds to die for me

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masikanicrocodile
Kenyan
Published
Feb 2, 2013
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