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Not the Last
As he became an adult
Satisfied with living in the basement
His parents still manipulated his life
Every time he wanted to celebrate
The weeks journey with a couple friends
Or to play games he would never win
His parents were there to open or close the gate
He knew it wasn’t the first time
That He would wait until the hour struck 2
And spend the next hour sliding down stairs
And through the hallway to the coldest part of the house
To squeeze into a 10 by 10inch window
That he hoped his parents wouldn’t feel
the breeze for the next few hours
But he knew it wasn’t the last time
He would have to cover his footprints with dirt and sticks

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