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Dec 2013
Turning over each grain as I dig up memories of pain,only to end as it starts over again,through this desert I trek an emotional wreck,sinking in sand and then in the end,I begin to sink over again.
My back is bent with the load on my mind and I look to the stars if it's only to find that I can't find my way,
a mirage appears then clears,appears again if only to remind me,that I'm digging through pain,
in the desert desserts always the same.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  69/Here and now
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