Poetry: History - by Sezin Koehler

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by Sezin Koehler

Created on: April 22, 2008

Haven't you had enough of the same
Ink scratches across useless
Stale pages
Trapped in a cycle I cannot refuse, see or dream away
Outside this pained
Repetition, the hurt replays over and again,
Yet each day I awaken to make the same mistakes.

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