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The Turned Head

The things
he doesn't say,
won't and can't
locked up,
the dusty old
warehouse of silences.
When someone asks
who are you,
and he searches
his memory to answer
then bows his head,
excuse me
and goes away.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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