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THE MISSING PIECE


Today I'm hardly any complete Stoic alike an eclipsed sun For a void inside must replete Bonding with its kernel one I lost a queer battle of its kind knocked down to the abysmal core With a timid heart and chaotic mind I grieve in pain as never before A fazed and feared me as I see Looking down on the ruffled bay On the waters of the calm sea Has many a message in it to say To grope every lane in the maze In a quest to know what it is For the lurking reply to amaze To realize it's the missing piece.
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