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All roads given, and I took the shortest. With each step lessened, one more second Could be granted to my resting joy: A contempt existence riskless to the pushing wind. Only, when looking behind from the alley vantage, Points can be seen where decisions deemed Correct at the crossings, a straightforward Mind decides to never turn. This is a consequence only in hindsight is learned. I've had much time to observe this as my road, The shortest road, has been nearing it's end. And as I lay myself upon the frigid brick, I can no longer feel the wind.
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Jul 19, 2016
Jul 19, 2016 at 5:34 PM UTC
Frigid Bricks Against the Wind
All roads given, and I took the shortest. With each step lessened, one more second Could be granted to my resting joy: A contempt existence riskless to the pushing wind. Only, when looking behind from the alley vantage, Points can be seen where decisions deemed Correct at the crossings, a straightforward Mind decides to never turn. This is a consequence only in hindsight is learned. I've had much time to observe this as my road, The shortest road, has been nearing it's end. And as I lay myself upon the frigid brick, I can no longer feel the wind.
stephen-peters
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Jul 19, 2016
Jul 19, 2016 at 5:34 PM UTC
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