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The Point of An Ending

It's over now, you can sit down
And wish it.
Claim.

Do not say you wish what back
Done is what is done what was

I shall be rabid like it
Who never went black, the whacked.
I shall be more than just culprit.
I own the well you pay the sheet.

The day has come and it's all mute
No desire.

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