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“Lumber”
backed in the corner, choking out screams scared to face life and all that it means face in the crack to hide from the fear stay here ‘til days all fade to a year blind and deluded yet safe from the world; withholding experience, shriveled and curled locked, tied down, and unwilling to choose. unable to decide on which path to move. outside to inside and inside is out. facing directions will make you shout. angst ridden fear and doubt or distrust you will soon choose, for choosing is a must picking a path, pray guided by hopes, the ground rocky and tricky with slopes. where will you trip? will you even stumble? worn out and tired and infinitely humble. expansive oblivion makes twitchy innovation registering that which is naught but renovation; take the mental forms crippled by social norms whirling and twirling hallucinatory storms. -=Sean O’Brien=- 11.23.05
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