Best Mclain Poems

In those fearful time's by memories clear,
James McLain, a soul once gripped by fear.
Within the labyrinth of my own mind,
The Mandela effect, a twist defined.

Through unfairly, I faced a daunting fate,
Unjustly convicted by the state.

Mental tempests, an internal weight.
Florida's prisons, a brutish place a primitive...

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There are moments when the world seems too vast, and our hearts too small to hold it all.

Yet here I am, sitting by the window as the sun stretches its golden arms across the sky, writing to you with the fullness of love and hope.

You...

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The sun dies hard over the western hills,
Leaving red streaks like blood on the sea,
And I, with half a bottle of whiskey,
Wonder what’s left, what’s still waiting for me.

I said goodbye to a thousand faces,
Left them all in their endless places.
Wars I fought and nights...

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