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IMPRISONED HEART: Boonstra Brain Function Form
When a veiled face hides a mind that’s too much strained, Can such a heart hold in it a joy pure? The tongue is locked, it’s not free to speak. The eyes are wet and cry. Who will soothe them? Pleasure? No. Pain. * Written in a descending word count format per line as follows: 11, 10, 9, 6, 4, 2,1. * Awarded second prize in Pond Poetry contest, round 4 "Pond Poetry" M C Gupta 16 February 2008
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