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The Living Shelf A mindless body walks around It's feet searching for solid ground The hands search for grips to hold The skin feels the heat of cold The nose can smell the hard, dead air While the eyes search for what's not there The noisless wind just howls around The ears pick up the dying sound The tongue will taste the dried up blood While the worn out shell makes home of mud His will is shattered, and mind, still gone And the heartless earth will break the bond This man once had with his mortal self And take him off the living shelf -HTC |
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A little bit of history: This poem was written during one of the more monotonic times in my life. I know I'll probably have more of those times, and in those times, more feelings like those expressed here will emerge. |
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