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Absent Muse


Surroundings uninspiring—
lost in a mind’s abyss,
Euterpe distraught and limp.
Notes tumbled from her flute
too soft to echo, too lame
to provoke a response.
Only when sought her sisters’ help.
could she play a song
worthy of memory.

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I'm a twenty-one year-old, junior, English/professional writing major at Brescia University, where I am editor of the school newspaper. I'm not sure what I want to do just yet, though, and my hopes change every day; I've only recently started looking into graduate schools.

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