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Flesh ripped from old wounds

November 27, 2011
By BriiKarri GOLD, Quispamsis, Other
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Our scars remind us of where we've been, they don't have to dictact where we're going

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Careful avoidance
deemed acceptance
how can be gone? what never was
disary

Alas exist fainted tainted memoir
blissful slumber feigned foresighted aversion
shards slit through edges of reality

Chornicles document
nevertheless sealed or spoken

Darkened sillouettes linger

© Michelle M., Plainview, NY

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