I walk upstairs for coffee every morning
Just before work
What I do for a living kills a little part of me
But to survive and thrive I set my face in stone
And press forward
My face hardens as I wear the stone daily
First my hands hardened
Then my mind hardened
And whenever I wore my stone face home
My heart hardened a little bit
I tell myself in the mirror it won't happen to me again
and the television spouts canned laughter
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I See Through
诗歌Poetic musings of Barry Tudor on life and introspection. A journey of a motorcycling American poet lost in the midst of his own country. Hellish past. Glorious present.