The Vague Wanderer

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He whom plods subconsciously

In the trees,

He whom has never smiled,

Condemned to saunter forever in

A gray void of misery

She whom has only spoken

About one thousand words,

Will never know the pleasure of

Having a friend

She whom will always walk

Alone, broken,

Battered with memories of

The horrors of her past,

Plagued, haunted,

For eternities to come

They whom don't know

That either one

Exists,

Will never comprehend

The truth, the meaning

Of life

And in return,

Nobody will ever understand

Their pain,

Their poison, parasitic, killing

All happy emotion,

One lethal thought

At a time

But anybody can take a guess

On why these disoriented, vague people

Wander aimlessly all by themselves

Just as anybody can

Prevent the same fate

From happening to them.

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