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Capricorn


As a Capricorn I make my pain a private thing A kernel of corn Only for me to scorn Tiny cries in my heart Boundless horror unsaid My pain is a fruit much too tart What a gruesome art Afterwards. When the storm subsides Then we can talk I can testify vilify and rectify I am vindicated The matter has been debated The process is unsofisticated In the crevices of this cracked heart
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