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    This poem explores a journey from despair and desire to a place of deception and defeat. The speaker travels a road from their inner turmoil and conception to an unknown destination, driven by aching and wild inclinations. Along the way, their eyes cry and feet become sore until they finally admit defeat at an unknown place.

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    This poem explores a journey from despair and desire to a place of deception and defeat. The speaker travels a road from their inner turmoil and conception to an unknown destination, driven by aching and wild inclinations. Along the way, their eyes cry and feet become sore until they finally admit defeat at an unknown place.

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    Traveler

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    This poem explores a journey from despair and desire to a place of deception and defeat. The speaker travels a road from their inner turmoil and conception to an unknown destination, driven by aching and wild inclinations. Along the way, their eyes cry and feet become sore until they finally admit defeat at an unknown place.

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    From the womb of my despair

    to the soul of my inclination


    I have traveled the road
    But where?
    To the place of my destination
    From the aching of my desire
    To the wilds of my conception
    I have traveled the road
    Afire
    To the place of pure deception
    From the crying of my eyes
    To the pustules on my feet
    To my own intense surprise
    I lie down and admit
    defeat.

    ©2006 All rights reserved.

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