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Harrison Graves
Poems
Apr 2019
I Can't Feel It
I couldn't feel it, that penetrating glare
That pierced my skin
And stopped at my own consciousness;
O, such a shame;
Bringing about the fall of Constantinople
With just a dagger;
Yet here I am,
A soul with a stick;
Bring me a peace for myself
And may my mind slaughter
Opposition from all sides,
Even those who seek to reconstruct;
Do they not see?
A justice to my being
In the form of nothingness
That changes me tenfold;
God fears me
But so does Lucifer;
I can stand taut in the face of a tyrant
And move even the most stoic of statues;
But if one can move anything,
How can he move thyself?
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