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Mice In Men

Hold it all in like the deepest breath I ever took but still drowning.                   Taunts no different then an illusion. Confusion absorbed from my social surroundings.                                                                                                   A childish heart within a candy store world.                                                          Only Mother Earth would know this hurt so it’s only right to look but don’t touch compared to something priceless like a diamond or a mother -of -pearl.                Breadcrumb trails to a past where the mice in men tend to visit.                           Peepholes looking out to a overview of the public                                              Verses the black holes within myself voiding the dark sides of a life and what you call living.                                                                                                  Until death do us part a coo or whisper from the soul to reassure a chameleons heart.                                                                                                            In the physical we may come to a end but in the spiritual baby steps can guide you to a eternal start.

Copyright © Mark Brown | Year Posted 2019

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