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today

By Max Hollyman

Today I forgot another day.
I have forgotten before and
been alone and lost on the road.

My phone number I always know
my mind erases; I feel so strange.
Makes me frightened of the future.

People look at me; it seems like
nobody believes, they say I should
work to be better organized.

I wonder what will become of me.
I quietly think what to do-
when I completely disappear.

© Max Hollyman 2002

(See Max's other piece, The prisoner.)

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