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Blurred
When I was little, everything was black and white
 With straight lines and crisp corners
 Everything went into one area or the other;
 The world was in order.
 
 Now that I've grown, it seems my eyes have gotten worse.
 The clean lines are now just blurs
 No black or white
 Just different kinds of gray.
 I squint and get closer and try to find the dividing line.
 Am I going blind?
 
 And then I wonder if 
 Maybe there never was a line
 Maybe my eyes are really better, not worse
 Maybe my young eyes couldn't see gray
 So they saw black and white
 So I could understand.
 
 I made shiny borders
 Imagined order in chaos
 Made sense where there wasn't any.
 
 I saw black and white
 But there never have been
 And never will be 
 Black and white.
 
 Just gray.
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