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The Eclectic Pen - prisoners
By: ericjasongastelum + 52 more
Date Submitted: 12/26/2012
Last Updated: 12/27/2012
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Words: 74
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| I know what it is to be new and bright Shinning amongst the tinged and dull A light in the valley of conversation A shadow cast strong behind old folks I know what it is to live in the annex Silent thoughts louder than traffic A siren blaring every now and then Your prayers being heard go unread Prisoners walking atop a cageless globe You see I am dulling, worn from gloat Our conversations turn to arguments Now lie, my brother, lie as we lament |
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