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Walls
In the early walks of life, I found myself in a dark wood
 Before me stood a wall, solid as bedrock
 Staring at this obstacle, my mind was ripped asunder
 For I could not come to mind if I should laugh or weep
 I had been here before. The wall still in place
 Turning away from the light on its far side, I walked and walked
 I walked until I could not go farther… 
 And looked back.
 I had not moved a single step. 
 Staring at the barricade in my sight, I felt uneasiness in my heart
 This wall, which before had been a solid object… Was it still real?
 Or had it fallen long ago in my absence… 
 This divider in front of me, was it an illusion
 Bricks forged by the nightmarish abominations that haunt my sleep,
 Mortar mixed by fear and doubt.
 Could I walk right through...
 Or would I be bound again on the wrong side. I looked at the light beyond, 
 It contained my hopes… my dreams… my memories. 
 Everything I had every loved. Everything I had every truly wanted,
 Was on the far side. I needed to be there. 
 The light was not loved by necessity…
 It was necessity because of love.

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