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Gone With The Wind

Jose A. Tovar·May 7, 2018

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Gone With The Wind

written by: Jose A. Tovar

You crushed my heart
held by your hand
like fallen leafs
you walked on lies
our dried-up love
a thousand pieces lost
gone with the wind

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Inquiring freethinker undertaking a journey of moral and intellectual transformation: I strive, I search, I hunt for the hidden and forbidden, mold it into poetry, and let the shadows within me burst free...

B.A. in Political Science, former Analytical Linguist, and lover of liberty.

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