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I hear nothing


I hear nothing. The air is stagnant as if careful to pass by too fast upon my ears whenever I take my movements. The light is white through dents and yellow through holes. My myriad of thoughts flow through my pen, enjoying the moment in its finest form of present. I do not drift back or forward but instead watch with great intent as the ink makes its way onto the paper. 

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