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    Unnoticed Thoughts Of Unthinkable Things
    Unnoticed Thoughts Of Unthinkable Things
    Unnoticed Thoughts Of Unthinkable Things
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    Unnoticed Thoughts Of Unthinkable Things

    By Henry Duthler

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    There's a small dark space in the recess of a young man's mind.  Where the lines blur, the colors lose their brilliance, and where all focus is abandoned.  This is where the mind becomes a child's plaything - discarded, dirty and lost. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHenry Duthler
    Release dateMar 7, 2014
    ISBN9781497788701
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      Unnoticed Thoughts Of Unthinkable Things - Henry Duthler

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      Forward

      The light flickers and fades

      And the shadows stretch beyond my reach

      There’s a distant toll

      Of a Church bell ringing...

      ....In disbelief"

      ––––––––

      Henry Duthler

      The Crack Of Dawn

      Take my hand and journey onward

      Into a place unknown

      A time unnoticed and a place unseen

      Welcome to a new home sweet home

      New as life yet as old as death

      I am unsure of who I am

      It is untold and I’ll not ask

      For there is no one else in this land

      Not forgotten is a life mislead

      It seems as though it calls to me

      I do not know whether I can respond

      Or if I did, if it would answer me

      Awaiting what is sure to come

      My fear of knowledge becomes known to me

      Close my eyes, and see no more

      For one cannot be hurt by that which goes unseen

      Never before have I felt this way

      And it seems as though it matters not

      For the silence in this solitary

      I will always know, for it cannot be forgot

      Seconds seem like hours now

      And there are many hours left to wait

      Never knowing the time that’s left

      Forever thinking of my now nearing fate

      In dark shadows of this night

      Alone, afraid and quite unwell

      I seek that which in my heart can comfort

      One lost soul that in torment dwell

      In attempt to conceal my fears

      I pretend I’m no

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