Our relationship was a puzzle with a missing piece. I looked everywhere to find that piece, but you had it hidden in your pocket all along.
 - Erin Clune, “The Soil that Bore Fruit”
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Our relationship was a puzzle with a missing piece. I looked everywhere to find that piece, but you had it hidden in your pocket all along.
 - Erin Clune, “The Soil that Bore Fruit”
I swear it was a blur in my sleep
A dream, a possibility
Happiness on it’s high, becomes a reality until new reality beats time
I remind myself that the wind blows away our lives.
Always wishing away time.
 - Erin Clune, “The Soil that Bore Fruit”
I guess it is the nature of humans to choose to be blind.
I guess it is the nature of humans to choose to see.
We choose who we want to be.
Cookie Cutter – is comfortable to me I smile from afar as everyone sighs a sigh of relief Knowing the known Each time I reach for this dream, I’m put to a stop He stops me from being cookie cutter Oh, what I would do to be cookie cutter
Erin Clune
Oh, one day, the world will be free. But only when you return to find ruined peace and hear desperate screams. —the return
Erin Clune
WHEN MORNING DAWNS When morning dawns, and we awake to a new era, Will we drown from a flood of bewilderment, from the realization of our wrongdoings? -Being on the wrong side of history
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