Poetry 54: Aging Unveils

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          Tonight shall birth an age
          behind wishes I never wished,
          nor happiness I've begotten
          before my living could ever teach;
          a bold unfolding of predicaments
          sealed beneath the liberty's light
          and worldly hearsays of my becoming,
          they never wanted--my ever sight;

          what's underlying still
          for such feared enthusiasm,
          what's hidden--nineteen only knew
          never secrets as my orgasm;
          maybe only lived by my future
          before my footsteps could erase,
          though merely sidewalks are treaded
          my teenage wisdom can't replace;

          and tommorow shall break silence
          only hidden in guilty vaults
          of my never-burned secrecy
          that never ages though it halts;
          how this blurry gets me prouder
          of what's blurriness be there lurking
          within chambers I never opened;
          when never closed is Satan's smirking;

          'guess circumstance be circumstance
          as my future regrets the past
          through consistency of my solitude,
          sneaking corners I couldn't last;
          and time shall hold its time,
          its morbid secrets including mine;
          until forgotten, the final trick
          whenever aging unveiles my signs;

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