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The forgotten, 1996

Maybe I'm safer among those
who can not save themselves
Their minds weak
Their demeanor weird, harmless
Their bodies are frail
and their pleasures are simple
They harvest the day
and smile even when the flowers are few
They live in a society that looks down upon them
Speaking to themselves when friends are few
Sanity lost
Maybe someday the people who shun them
will come to terms with them and their importance
By then it will be too late
By then they too will be old


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