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Fishbowl


I feel like I'm in a fishbowl 

With everyone staring at me.
Do fish have a soul?
Mine is drowning you see.
Here fishy, fishy!
They say as they feed me
Dried bits of food 
To please them, not me.
I swim in circles
In this confined space.
I breathe in my own waste.
That castle embedded in rainbow colored rocks
Looks like a nice place to hide.
Here fishy, fishy they say
And I dart inside.
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