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Even Then
In the middle of the street with cardboard armor,
On the side of the road in a newspaper jacket
And sleeping on a concrete bed
Or chained to a wall
To a bed or to a chair or
To a kaliedoscope of crystals across the ground
Catching the light and sparkling like the sun on the top of the ocean
Wet
What you see just before you drown
Even when seen through bars
Through reinforced glass
Or the darkness of night
Or the fog of the morning
Or over the barrel of your gun
Just across enemy lines
Even then
A heart will still beat
With the same rhythm as your own.
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