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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Ensure you allude to all that has been recorded. Every creature that has lived inside the rocks. A long-forgotten former planet has appeared. Awareness arises as we break the padlocks. Electric fan blades are humming in a hot place. When you're alone, and there's no oxygen. Loneliness looms overall aped a pitiful prince. Bedlam rises when commotion inside deepens. Reveal if that's innocuous, or it may injure people. Are words yet another excavation experience? Is it feasible to resurrect a moribund principle? Did you find it bothersome or maybe mysterious? There is a hole where the hamster once paddled. Since the snake hissed at it but didn't even eat it As the animal lays on the floor, its insides splayed. Earth has morphed into the fabric under the seat. Besides birds, giant excavators lay on their palms. Underneath, you may view mind-boggling and tangled traffic. Yet, excavating a gigantic hole in the center of homes. Let Earth deal with melting lakes or roving nomadic. From the tenth balcony, the building site is visible. A goliath, dead pit discharges light, fire, and vitality. Quietness loaded up with facts yelled in din risible. Coated with glass, gaze at a flying towel on a gallery. Written: June 19, 2021 This or That, Vol 4 Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Edward Ibeh
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