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Austin Mosher
Poems
Apr 2013
Throw a Stone
In a glass house with whitewashed walls
Dare you throw a stone?
One by one all the lemmings fall
Battered, bruised, and thrown
In halls
Piece by piece the fortress shatters
And now the shadows rise
Taking away all that matters
Empty now are prized
Platters
Once again the fortress will rise
Years and years from now
Just wait until the whitewash dries
Hear, we wonβt allow
Reprise
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Austin Mosher
Ohio
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