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Lost and Found by June Thompson Sunday, April 30, 2006 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan -
Holding in the sickness My mind becomes numb Dragging through the thickness Of things yet to come Holding in the illness Of what they call a disease Holding back the stillness Pain I feel with ease Holding in the consenses Of that of which I know Coming to my senses Is something they've yet to show Holding onto love Holding onto hate Waiting for the man above To tell me the rate Of all things beautiful All things rare All things consentual All things unfair Holding back the sickness My mind becomes numb Dragging through the thickness Of what I have become I am tired I am exhausted Expired From what this all costed I'm empty, done Broke and alone Still I am the one Through which time has shown Had a conscience Had a mind Past and present tense Though often confined I was not alone I was not free Though I've come undone I remain me

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Reviewed by Gary Gebert	5/1/2006

Nice look at inner strength. I love the flow of the words. Peaceful yet with a bite. Good work! Gary




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	4/30/2006

"Though I've come undone I remain me" The way I see it, June; the key is in these verses. Love, peace, and strength to you, Regis