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Penitent Souls


The throng of tearied-eyed neighbors will claim,

her decision to part ways was only in vain;

blood-shot eyes and fustrations amidst,

Discerning for something- an indication they missed.

Yet curiosly there are some who sit stoic amongst one-another,

attempting to block out the tocsin wails of her mother.

Vacant bodies occupying the church pews,

 

devoid of astonishment-for all this time they knew. 

 

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