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My Mind the Labyrinth
October 10, 2015
What is it like, being in my mind?
Well, it’s a prison.
My prison.
I’ve been trapped here forever.
And sentenced to an eternity.
It was torture, until I learned.
I could change it, and make it My Paradise.
It’s confusing, and constantly changing.
Like a labyrinth.
© Lauren W., New City, NY
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