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The Road Ahead

If I stay here any longer I will surely suffocate We've been drowning for so long now Yet the road ahead is so uncertain With no guarantee of better yields or outcomes I don't care A chance is better than this Knowing, watching, waiting...to die Now a year later I'm gone. This road is equally treacherous But in a different way I no longer struggle in misery with a partner Instead my lonely screams echo Returning to me through the fog Reminding me I am alone Even the trees strive to bridge the vast emptiness Yearning for connection their arms sprawled out Fingers outreach and intertwine into the canopy above They compete for the very same resources Yet interlock hand in hand Anything to beat this loneliness
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charles-hamilton
American
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Oct 13, 2013
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