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Someday
Your voice will sing freely
Forgetting to grasp
At the broken cords
And splinters
Of yesterday's playground

Your fingers will clench
And splay
In the bliss
Of the forgotten
Wrapped in old newspaper clippings
And dew

Hold close
Your embalming
When it is all you've known
Until you see
That you're still alive and almost well

Your will, inside it's broken cast
And your freedom, clinging to the stars
Will survive the storm
As soon as you decide
To leave the eye

And i will wait
But not too long
For i have my own playgrounds to forget
Tomorrows to unwrap
Coffins to break
And hurricanes to blow

And i will find my own door

And my own
unbroken
key



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i sense that we share alot in common... i like your poetry


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This is so sad...yet so full of hope...my words would only shatter it.



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