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Created on: November 24, 2010 Last Updated: April 22, 2011
My words held back for you have dissipated
Like rainy clouds, chased by wind,
What I have thought to be so vague and complicated
I had to clarify and then abscind
What I had found clear was painful to take
As my illusionary mind had served unwell
I put a veil to blur his many a mistake
So that my dying dream survived and dwelled
I have dispersed what was unreal and dim,
To start anew and take a step aside,
To be oblivious to a feeble whim
And to be able to get rid of snide
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