In His Death

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He lost sight of something he could never see before;

And that innocence dripped down in the sweat on his face

He lost touch to a memoir of something that never was;

And that pain scarred deep and left without a trace.

He lost memory to something that never happened;

And such confidence turned to ashes of shallow breath

He lost taste of something that never met his mind;

And wished that it could all never exist in his death.

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