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Forgotten by Timothy James Foley Tuesday, April 08, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan
It has all been washed away. So many times. The faded lines. And forgotten rhymes. Repeat a dull rythym in my brain. I try to turn away. From the sound and all the noise. But I'd forgotten how. And so here I sit. Alone in my thoughts. Wondering exactly why. Was it the drugs? Maybe my pills? Simply unimportant? Have I lost the way? Will I forget again? Or will I just fade away? I've forgotten too much to be simple. And gained too much to be trusted. My mind isn't safe. I'm not running away. I'm forgetting what I once was....

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Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	4/8/2003

Ecdllent reading of despair and the confusion abuse brings. One thing about hitting bottom. The first rung upward is closer. Love and peace, Susan




Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	4/8/2003

Well young man, get back to the program. [smiles] This is very good, BTW. Glad I stopped by.