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By Jack Joseph Smith
Quiet
If this game has no way out
I can kill and gain,
there is not a question about it
If silence is my study,
still I can twist your sorrow,
into just right
Our dungon of dreams reals its,
way up from Dante
The putrid love of dye,
is your love,
in the belly,
of a paper mill
With the best of garments,
how can a ghost have extreams
Passing through the ghost,
can only see your idea
There are many who do not know,
about how quiet feeling can be
The burn in the brain;
the crush of the heart.
outside one's self
Far now is the word instead of fine,
still if you have a lip and a finger;
the lip quiet does not do it