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    First Impression
    First Impression
    First Impression
    Ebook35 pages9 minutes

    First Impression

    By Marco Fisher

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    Enjoy poems that will be felt by your soul. Poetry that comforts you and encourages you. Powerful writing that will take your mind on an emotional ride. Indulge in life experiences verbalized. Poetry that tells a story in detail.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarco Fisher
    Release dateNov 5, 2022
    ISBN9798215988145
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      First Impression - Marco Fisher

      SORROWS WATER

      FOR SO LONG,

      I had let this impersonating imposter seize my form.

      Breathe the life

      I have come to breathe.

      For an idea to be collected

      or conceived,

      to take back my frame

      my mother once conceived,

      I aimed

      toward achieving,

      to rid this addiction

      taking over me.

      He had brought me to neglecting neglect.

      Broke my morale

      to a regretting regret.

      This is a must;

      that I had to do.

      Demolish the demeanor

      of that demoting addiction.

      He had hacked my traits encryption;

      to a painful affliction.

      In the beginning,

      I ran for shelter

      when the urge; urged I

      to complete a return.

      Trying desperately

      to stay detached from its enticing burn.

      That

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