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I feel like a sailboat, Its anchor torn away, Set adrift on rough seas. Silent winds of truth blow, Billowing sails thud, The waves pound the worn deck, Loosening the secured, And drunken sailors fall Overboard — there, they drown. The rails, in clutch, wobble. The thrashing is too much— Away from safe-harbor. The winds blow with answers; I ride on the silence, Vanishing in my wake.
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