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She

She slept And to the softened Silence of the bed One came and led The way inside her head. No door, No key, But smooth and quietly The bone and skin She melted threw And stood within. There, Stretching out before her Dim and wide, Were vaulting hall's, The arches of her mind. Here all she's ever known Or done, She'll find. And looking at The file on file of trash, She sobs aloud. The one who lies beside her wakens And asks, Why? And softly from her sleep she makes a cry; And say's, "I am not, no, i am not proud."

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