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Synesthesia
See it.
 A person wrapped in the fetal position
 Door slightly creaked, a small hope
 Pale skin and sad eyes
 A single tear falls.
 
 Hear it.
 It speaks a quiet “Hello?”
 A voice so small, nearly miniscule
 Others hear
 And hear nothing.
 
 Touch it.
 It feels like titanium, so hard and cold
 Constricted within itself
 A cage built of fright
 Bolted and locked.
 
 Loneliness.
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