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Created on: March 15, 2009
The drifting residence of lust
Lost in the labyrinth of self and self again
dishelved by a handful of broken years
I arrive at the doorstep of exhilaration
Armed with weariness and despair
I check my soul in at the door
and clothe in ravenous desire
I feast in the frenzy of scented flesh
tearing open the scars of malaise
I thrust into tumultuous solitude
and feel the outpour of insatiable yearning
drown the corners of my mouth
Then the clock chimes
The time for inward turning has arrived
Quietly I slip my soul into my pocket
"Not now", I mutter "I just want to go home"
And as the door closes
In the silence of the trenches of solitude
I bleed.
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