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Consigned to Oblivion

the limestone fence is crumbling

the old church, boarded up

the dilapidation process began years ago

cobwebs stretch across the vestibule

the pulpit

the pews

smothered with dust

the grieving is silent

the emptiness, consuming

no compassion

no absolution

infested with ghosts

blending with the landscape

all but forgotten

subjugated by nature

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matthew-p-beron
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Apr 17, 2014
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