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Smoke

Smoke Swirling, opaque puffs Aimlessly adrift, Float the predawn zephyrs. Unsettled, this brushwood vagabond, Looking slightly disoriented As it seeks it's place to belong, Or is expected to go. It's existence, only, Until disappearance.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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