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Alone for Five Days

Rocks don't like to be kicked and moved from one place to the other.

Also it is not their favorite to be under ground.

Feel free to skip them on soft water, skipping is enjoyed.

 

But alas when the rock screams.

Even the loudest screams fall so very far from the target.

And through beating pulse felt throughout its being-

The rock breathes, bleeds, sleeps and cries.

 

For it must be heard: although there are none to hear.

So in silence and at the flimsy whim of the elements.

The rock just perseveres -

It knows not: what else to do.

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