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My World

by Lento8

My mind misplaces memorable moments Names, dates, and childish desires I learn to outgrow my momentous moments Awards, accomplishments, and achievements Yet, I do not yearn to regain my meaningful meditations Hopes, long lost dreams, and incredulous ideas Physically, there is no damage Wondering, watching meloncholy strangers, and idle conversations But mentally, something is missing Identities, love, and meaning A mixed mayhem in my mind Where, Who, and What am I?
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lizardoa21
<p>Reminds me a lot of how my mind works. What inspired you to write this piece?</p>

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