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Lonely Marathon

The weight of these demands drag my ankles. Each mile-marked flag is a shank in my back as I continue to marathon my destination. It is still a worn-down beaten path, but nonetheless the scenery is something not to be missed. I wish you would join me. Pass me so I have someone to follow;  (I cannot find a flag) Follow me so I have somewhere to fall; (I cannot remove the daggers myself) Stand beside me so I do not feel alone; (I cannot pace without a peace of mind). What an elusive way to say! Meanwhile, a simple man’s lips  would simply utter “Stay.”
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taylor-marion
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Jun 17, 2014
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