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Deja Vu,

sitting on the toilet

the morning after.

Hollow

Beaten

Staring at the walls

as if THEY were them.

 

That was the last moment

of me.

Now, it is back to work

to keep the cogs rotating,

whilst my own

**** themselves

within a violent ****

shortly before

the wind sits quietly

in the corner

watching the sun

grow old

and wave goodbye

to starving cattle.

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Herzegovinian
Published
Nov 2, 2009
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