Introverted Decisions (Poems)
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K. Huggins

Recap

The air was stifling, the breeze stood still as beneath the place once called home sorrow drowned it. Laying beneath the rubble of unfortunate discontent my hand rest on the standing object, pleading for the freshness of kindness to emit nothing happened. Left facing the floor with the memory of what it could have been. As the door shut so was thought of being. A past memory to which release bring forth self love.