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Created on: November 19, 2010 Last Updated: December 11, 2011
The strain was becoming too much.
The rope started burning the skin everywhere it touched.
Calluses from years of experience flaked way.
Once again unwanted bruises became the anchor and mainstay.
This tug-o-war had gone on far too long.
“Maybe I should call a truce, would that be wrong?”
One more great tug was given and the opponent did fall.
“At last! I’m the winner. Because I had given it my all!”
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Poetry: My all
If I were a sculptress, I would have but one dream;
To capture this moment and set into clay
the oneness of our bodies.
Then
by James Lynch
The strain was becoming too much.
The rope started burning the skin everywhere it touched.
Calluses from years of experience
I cannot sleep
Yet I give it my all
I wake up each day in pain
Yet I give it my all
I work and can't play
Yet I give it my all
My
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