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A foreign place

Seemingly alone you walk,

tip-toeing slow across the dock,

 

You have left your body,

you have forgotten your clock,

 

With time a memory,

the sound of footsteps is all you need,

 

You have misplaced your troubles,

you have lost your greed,

 

The cool mist lays upon your face,

the soothing comfort,

a foreign place,

 

With screams of chaos,

left long behind,

 

You are not alone now,

as I console your mind.

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Written by
jonathan-steele
Canadian
Published
Jul 26, 2010
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