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 \nBryan P.T.Riley  \n# Soundless by Way of Introduction\n\nFirst,then,Let us beginAre you readyTo give in?hen shke theSadness fromYOUevesn hvnizewithLaugh  \nShiningPessimisticFool  \n'll not abideYour oppressiveRule  \nTo love forLove isSimply this-  \nUnselfish asA virgin kissNo taste ofShame toFoster guiltThis universeWhich weHave built  \n1  \nAnd listNo moreThe pest′ringHoary towerKnock-upon-The-door  \nBut firstly,Let me hearkenBack to theDay which fellBefore theLight of  \nNightened starsFor weary bonesAnd cobblestonesTo holding upWith vengeantGleam  \nThe dreamOf whichI cannot tell-I knowAll too wellWhere'Twould lead  \nInstead'll readA whisperedLine of  \nUnpretensiveRhyme withWhich toEase yourAching mindrinA smile toA tearfulFace  \nTo chaseThe darkInto a roomnd woit UAnd lock itTight andFreyOUUTo glory inTe warmUnfearfulHlnht  \nOnly thisMuch moreNow wmerenRoundTDoor...  \n—  \nWhen sadnessEchoes theThought ofMadness-  \nAnd the  \nMoon  \nComes  \nSoftly  \nSailing  \n'Round  \nNot aWord willPass throughTheseSealedLips-  \nFor you  \nTo listen  \nBut not  \nTo hear  \nThe  \nSound  \n# Eventuality\n\nThe mind stillMoves onThe time hasNot yet comeThough it isSlowlyTickingIntoPlace  \nKicked out  \nInto space  \nAnd  \nTime to  \nWind on  \nDown to  \nReality  \nThoughSpeedingPast toScreech toA haltIt all formsBack intoEventuality.  \n# Emotionless\n\nNothing more toLaugh aboutNothing leftTo loseMy tearsAll dried upWith theDeath ofMy muse  \nEmotionless asA winter garden,Save for aTrickle ofAnger whichDrips itsPoison downThe back ofMy mind  \nSpin aroundTo face theProspect ofAnother dim andWeary morningWhich appearsWithoutA warning toDestroy all hope","cbCaitV7MI6jJKnA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitV7MI6jJKnA","pdf",2345290,132,"English","# Afterthought-\n## Soundless by Way of Introduction\n# Eventuality\n# Emotionless","[{\"question\":\"What does the author say Afterthought - A Crying Out bridges?\",\"answer\":\"It bridges the world of grief and loss and the world of madness.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the “Killer” series treated in this book?\",\"answer\":\"The author says the entire “Killer” series is included in Poems for the Clinically Insane, increasing the number of the original eight “Killer” poems to thirteen.\"},{\"question\":\"What is Poems for the Clinically Insane described as experimenting with?\",\"answer\":\"It is described as an experiment to write poetry that looks as if it was created by someone in an asylum, with an intentional deviation and potentially disturbing images.\"}]","Afterthought - A Crying Out - The Book of Non-sequential Outpouring | PDF",1790593318,203]