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what i am



I was walking again

in the woods,

a yellow light

was sifting all i saw.

willfully,

with a cold heart,

i took a stick,

lift it to the opposite side

of the path.

there, i said to my self,

that's done no.

Brusing one hand againts the other,

to clan them

of the tiny fragment of bank.

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jpkoelliker22
<p>good stuff</p>

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