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Created on: March 27, 2009
He stood alone amongst the crowd;
Seeing the whispers spoke aloud.
Barren soul sifting the unknown;
Searching for nothing to atone.
His mind speak of blank wild dream
Beating the raptured solemn scream.
He cast upon me his sad gaze.
I felt the shame in me go blaze.
What is it that you want to see;
Find longing within twisted me?
The sly probing I cannot stand.
Emotions meekly going bland.
I am nobody's captured prize;
But there's something about your eyes...
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