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The days are reeling past in such squealing blasts

Ask your hands to know the things they hold
I know the days are reeling past in such squealing blasts
But stop for breath and you will know it's yours
Swaying like an open door when storms are coming
Hold

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January 21, 2024
Dying world
Commonplace book, Psychodynamics
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