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Life's Last Reflection


                                                 Sitting slightly still in a diner booth.

                                                           Earthquake enters the emptiness with a convulsion.

                                                           Fading fluorescent flickering aurora.

                                                           Visions of vivacity vanish in a moment.

                                                                   Instantly inhale life’s last.

                                       In reasoning reflection, what regrets and choices would you change from your past?

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