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Stress

Anxiety; the fate that draws life near to me, stretching out my palms to understand the emptiness of my propriety. Some rushing knuckles through roots and eggshells, but no gold dug, just the fleet of mud. I'll sprout a wrinkle and regret the day I let my wits run with anxiety.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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