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A Crime
  As the words flash back
  into my mind, one millisecond
  is all that it takes
  for the cream-colored pages
  to levitate to the surface
  of my memory. Just
  like the night with my eyes
  scanning the lines which
  were green or blue, can't remember,
  but just like the pen that I decided to raise
  in my hand, I carelessly spilled that
crime
  onto the vanilla-colored pages,
  a messy vomit of words.
  But clarity was never the issue.
  It has always been insincerity
  with words words words,
  the power of words words words
  stifled behind the visage of a blank painting
  and layered over with white wallpaper.
  That transgression---oh! I cannot think
  all the metaphors, diction, similes
  I could have used to say good-bye, but
  I chose the path of a malefactress and
  now I hate that letter how can I
  call myself a poet, when I cannot
  express even this, it is a trophy
  of my writing crime

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