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The Crooning Beast (Singing the Lonely Wail)

Sometimes when sorrow sinks in I worry a wailing might screech from my chest And every person for miles might hear it. Or feel it shake the air, like hot flame Ripples carrying my saddest indulgence As the beast that weighs me down, croons. So that people quaking, step out of the way And we have room to sing the lonely wail, some more.
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Columbusphere
27 / F / UK
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Sep 29, 2019
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