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Harsh Breeze

As if I had any words left to write, Anything important left to say. You stole all my thoughts Still warm with breath And made them your own. You thief in the night, You tongue twisting Tale telling weaver Of contorted views, All your own. I hope they see your side. God knows you stole All the right words To build the scaffold On which you stand. Enjoy the breeze. Watch your step. It's a long drop.
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paige-jones
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Feb 23, 2013
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