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May 2014
When the harmonies in my ears died
I thought that the rhythm of my heart had simply fallen into
syncopated stutters of a life yet to begin.

So I waited for my pulse to settle back
into the familiar one-and-two-and that they said was
normal for a boy my age.

But then the wind whispered hollow through
the cracks in my skin like
stone.
Written by
Timmy Johnston  Minneapolis
(Minneapolis)   
604
   Lior Gavra
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