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The Poetry That Goes Unwritten
he says it’s strange - 
 strange, the way i remember
 people’s words more
 than i remember 
 their faces
 
 the way i memorize
 fragmented
 thoughts quicker 
 than others can 
 process them
 
 but the thing is:
 i have always found
 something so beautiful
 in the poetry that goes
 unwritten 
 
 - all the poems that travel
 through synaptic gap
 glaciers and streams of 
 [un]consciousness, 
 whispered in the 
 unlikeliest
 of moments 
 to people who
 can neither
 help nor hurt

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