Finity
I would have been hers. She didn't care,And, then, like strands of DNA, it seemed
As if my passion was depleted. Aged, I
Have none. I numbly move from task
To task, but nothing matters. Even these,
My words, are empty gestures. Now, I
Rarely write. I would have been hers.
I do not grieve. I've found I cannot care.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2011-06-23 at 00:03
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