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Shrug Off That Helpless Splintered Smile by Wes Th

12/1/2008 6:34:20 PM

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Wes Thompson ( Columbus, Ohio)

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Shrug Off That Helpless Splintered Smile

condensed and instrumental; lacking gravity
I say my prayers and deal the hands of generalities
enticing notions spin the web of possibility
but scripted affection lures inaccurately
my great escape; a feat exposing mastery
I may have caught a glimpse of what you thought could be
but assured conviction is a decoy to my apathy

Wes Thompson

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