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Created on: January 19, 2009
Poetry: Shame
Inner feelings so difficult to name
Inhabit our thoughts and minds
Bringing about hurtful shame
Desires of the heart it reminds
Of the truth that damages our hearts
Pulling us down
We build ourselves psychological ramparts
An imaginary retreat, a real ghost town
That's where we shall be found
Hinding in the dark corners of this town
Covering our faces qith cloth all around
Filled with thoughts of death we do abound
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