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Too cluttered desk - wood frail and bitter
Papers stretch against the grain, When did I become an adult? How did I become? Was the path righteous - by my standards? When are my standards the right standards? Always. I'll keep scribbling these ink-blotted words on loose leaf. Not for any reason besides to stare at paper instead of a linear clock. Our clock may look circular but it is a straight line. Turn around, dammit! Don't head back but look back, reach back, pry those mistakes. Remember the moans and "Oh my God!"'s - can't happen again When did I become an adult? Or am I still a child?
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