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Frederick Kesner

St. Thomas University Hospital

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St. Thomas University Hospital

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Breathe in -aspire
breathe out -expire
my aspiration knows no expiration.

With each sunset
there be -sunrise awaits
and therein lies my expiation.

Here in a downy refuge lay,
this germinant resolve:
what I wasI no longer am.

Frederick Kesner

Friday, December 13, 2013

Topic(s) of this poem: life

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Never allow a label to confine and delimit you. Often, the identifier that people use to describe you does not encompass the sum total of who you are. Outside today's box is your freedom.

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Adeline Foster 15 February 2014

Like the expressions in this one. Especially the 'downy refuge'. Read mine - Brush Strokes - Adeline

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