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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Idiosyncratic Introspection Fear turned inward can only eventually present outward in its expression Tears are trepidatious when dealing with years of emotional repression Lear as in the King was another vehicle for literary confession Clear as water from a river bed that keeps your mind flowing in thoughtful procession Culmination of such tension brings a terse clambering of sounds Rumination on your own inventions can lead to both the unhinged and profound Illumination in the name of prevention guilds a scientific crown Communication is hardly mentioned as they debate with philosophical frowns Conclusions directed toward the students whose goals are far beyond the struggling horizon Confusion misdirected in the name of prudence like foals first footsteps that can’t be relied on Protrusion like a mathematical equation that a rival department has its eye on Collusion of a political statement that should be questioned with the skeptical lights on Twighlight passing over brings reflection through the cascading brilliant light The bright commanding future evolves into a sacred sight around midnight I might stop remaining that I suture my own wounded soul to heal all of this fright And take a moment to be refraining in the silence of the height of my delight The End by Elizabeth Moroz Copyright
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