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Sad Accounts Run Always

Anna gargles up a reluctant tune

every thursday. But always too soon

the others recieve it. Maybe a stave

of ''ok''?? is her vice. Her single crave.

 

Yet to Anna her one vocal routine

is not to annoy. Letters of extreme

sufferig always prevail with surprise

to her. Then single forced laughs hide her eyes.

 

Nevertheless, what if you were the ones

deafened by regular racket. The suns

diluted to rock. You would tooclasp your

ears to peace. Spill a silence on the chore.

 

Anna too spilled silence about one day.

It poured out frm her wrists and down her grey

fading skin. No one heard this final song

or warning ballad. Thursday's notes are gone.

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conor-moroney
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Published
Dec 26, 2009
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