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Who art thou watching from behind that glass? Insidious beholder concealed by dusk Near thine neighbors thou never hath cometh, Doth thine silhouette be fiend unknoweth? Or mere countenance of forgotten shurd Whose dwelling—quiescence—from whence unheard?
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KHAYRI R.R. WOULFE

Khayri R.R. Woulfe is a contemporary author, writer, researcher, advocate and digital journalist.

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