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Fallen – Kylie Abecca

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  • in Australia · Poem
  • — 11 Sep, 2014 at 6:00 am

Fallen

Kylie Abecca

Port Albany, WA

She waited until the frost,
Stung the skin on her nose,
Looking into the distance,
Looking for what? No one knows,
She feels an agony within her,
As she looks through misty rain,
Is there any way around this?
Some way to heal her pain?
She looks within herself,
And sees only a hollow shell,
Her body tumbled over the edge,
But the story was; she fell.

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