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Monotony

He creeps upon me,

 

Like a wisp of hair.

 

He sticks to me like velcro,

 

That I cannot peel off.

 

Thinks that I’m a fulcrum,

 

Leans on me like a midday sun.

 

Tells me I am nothing.

 

Beats me down and kicks me there.

 

Says I’ll never win.

 

Says the days will never end…

 

And they don’t,

 

No they won’t,

 

Never did,

 

Never will…

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