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Un-Knowing

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I do not want to know,

About the children, the women, or the animals.

I do not want to know,

If she or he or it or they were asking for it.

I do not want to know,

If they are dead, alive or dying.

I do not want to know,

Which race, religion, class or caste they're from.

I want to shut my ears and make no sound,

Bow my head and walk around.

Because if I know, I will shatter,

Shrink, dissolve, wither into nothingness.

If I know, I cannot function,

If I know, I'd want to un-know.

-bryam





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