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hollowed out by Dawn Richerson Wednesday, October 19, 2011 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
October winds proved to be too much for me. I retreat, chilled by distant dark memory, Into layers thick with fleece forgetfulness. This time I have no verse, no song, no rhyme. I find myself lost, out of place, out of time. Carved smile, all rotting orange, I'm hollowed out. Finding faith a candle snuffed, I'm plagued by doubt, Disintegrate, disappear, am swept away.

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Reviewed by Cryssa C	11/16/2011

I detect a double meaning in this pumpkiny write... Cryssa




Reviewed by Axilea MU	10/24/2011

I can relate to these verses from beginning to end. Especially "Carved smile, all rotting orange, I'm hollowed out./Finding faith a candle snuffed, I'm plagued by doubt" Axilea