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Created on: June 19, 2010
Rush the cemetery
cast their flowers aside
dance on their graves
storm the yard
make weapons of their bones
battle their lingering spirits
topple their markers
absolve their expectations
build your own castle
let it protect you
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Poetry: The cemetery
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