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Transient Truth

stranger's sharp, seeping sense of unexplainable unease, tinged truth, subtly strange, but faintly familiar as it flees; stranded solitary in a hollow, haunted half-light, sundown, sleepless city in a storm swept, soaked, neon night; you sit, sigh, stare at your phone seeking some silent solace, mind wandering, wondering why such solitude is all there is.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2007




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