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Out the Window
There comes a time 
 When we must give up on hope
 Where our dreams must go
 Now literally- not figuratively
 Out the window.
 I’ve tossed away my books
 Their well-worn, dog-eared pages
 Lay moisten by the wet pavement of the sidewalk 
 With them lay my notebooks
 Filled with my prose, poetry and stories
 That no one ever got to read.
 I remember thinking once
 How famous I would be if anyone
 Could read my writing,
 But now I understand the importance
 Of throwing away fantasy
 In favor a more substantial goal.
 Still yet,
 I keep one notebook
 With the hopes that maybe
 One day when I am gone
 Someone will find it
 Faded with time and age
 So that it will give them hope.
 My best wish is this-
 Let them not have a window.

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