Lost

A. SiegelsterNovember 5, 2016

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Lost

written by: A. Siegelster

@asiegelster

I am drifting in

Something unfathomable,

There is no one here.

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A. Siegelster

Born and living in Los Angeles, I am a poet and a student. I am a classicist, studying ancient and medieval Latin poetry, and working to write my own poems and to find my own voice.

My poems range from the dark to the fantastic.

I am not yet professional, but I am working my way there, working to get my voice out into the world.

The mind constantly reels.

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