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Ambedo Kenopsia

Dec 2, 2024
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By Shanchui L. Shimray


Lying on needles,

Gazing up the flicking shimmers;

Peculiar chirps that I hear,

Everytime my mind is near.

My missing piece;

Belonged to me seized.

Maybe indecorous, but not a crime;

Though was not once mine.

Was pushed to a line

To descend into a fine wine.

Chrysalis alone with my kenopsia,

A mystery to me if it is my phobia.


By Shanchui L. Shimray

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