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Wandering and Wondering
I wonder if he has ever truly been in love. I wonder if he actually knows what the word conceives. I wonder if there exists any warmth within him, because honestly, none of it have I ever received. I wonder if he means his flattery. I wonder if their heir can ever be one. I wonder so because it’s someone new every day, and how much really am I allowed to wonder at the mercy of his gun? I wonder when I think about those already shot dead. I wonder if I would be a candidate. I wonder so because the universe never told him about my ‘one and only’ theory, And in earnest, who even am I to put up a debate? I wonder if he’s ever wondered how it would be to be more than just a name. Oh, to be held in regard, and not simply just forgotten by flame. I wonder in the truest sense if he’s ever borne the bloom, because as it turns out, it is I I wonder about, and the hypothesis that I never tried is only easy to assume. If only so much I didn’t wonder, I could have broken free from the tide that drags me under. Nonetheless, I ask, for I know not if a man has ever genuinely been in love with me.
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