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Unheard-Unseen

A fly walks the circumference of my nose

As I sit in the too hot sun

Just my kinda luck

any other part of my body

and I would be blissfully unaware

I blow down hard,

He leaves for a moment

But returns with renewed curiosity

My hands hang limp

By the wheels of my body

My silent voice screams out

Trying in vain to get the attention of my carer,

deep in conversation.

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heidi
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Jun 28, 2010
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