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The End of a Fraud
"What is to come?"
she asks as she reaches
for my mind. Search deep
into my hand and read
the lies placed by fate.
"Yet, no, it's just not
right." We sigh; exhale
sharply just to feel
the breath. It escapes
so freely anymore.
"Stop thinking," I finally
declare. "The stars will
not shine for you now
anyway." And so we ebb
away, fade into night.
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sharply just to feel
the breath." For some weird reason I like this line a lot. I can just picture someone doing this. I think it will be great, when finished.
I feel it needs much more - more depth and feeling; maybe I will even get rid of the quotes. Do they make it seem immature?
This piece pretty accurately portrays (to me, at least) the feeling I want it to, but I think it needs a bit of work.
Any criticism - constructive or otherwise - will be greatly appreciated!