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The Siren's Song

I am rotting, rusting iron And in my past is a glimmering loadstone. I am at the mercy of physics. Sucked backwards I know the impact will kill me. I struggle. I drown in air. The current churns; my strokes are futile and I can't remember how to swim. Forgetting is foolish But turning back is suicide.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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