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An Old Dog And His Tricks

by zane2976

How do you teach a brain that’s built for survival And feels it’s done extremely well That all the things it’s been running from Are gone now, a figment of my imagination It’s ok to stop, I know you’re exhausted Can put down the stone, the stick, the rock Can put down the blade, the knife, the axe Can put down the tweezers, the flame, the point But still it all sleeps Just under my pillow Just in case it’s needed Tonight, or maybe tomorrow.
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Sep 24, 2020
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