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Homeless

I've never felt this, this sense of calm. The calm of another's presence - of his smooth voice, the softness in his eyes and their smoldering warmth; My restless spirit has found a home. But why must this home be a comfort so fleeting? Can I extend this lease? I fear the roughness of the street, the harsh realities that loom in the cold that follows an inevitable goodbye. The city is a place so lonely for the homeless.
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brynne-aodhan-healy
Irish
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Sep 3, 2010
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