End of the Labyrinth

End of the Labyrinth by Dejan Stojanovic

He tries to find the exit 
From himself 
But there is no door. 

He walks 
Through the inner labyrinth 
To deceive his desire. 

Perhaps there is an entrance 
At the end of the labyrinth 
But there is no end. 

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