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Ash and dung
After my suicide the day cleared up and blue skies rained only when unheeded. Voices that once annoyed me ceased to call and threads that bound me to this world unraveled. There was no longer need to stay in touch or smell the dead. Roses that once had cast their thorns unhooked and withered. No taste nor memory lingered among my bones. Yet I arose from ash and dung, long past my death, still begging to forget you. © Kåre Enga 2006 [162.688]
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