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Tragedy Of A Star

By Zay KetchamPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read

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So that's how it ends

A great final crescendo

Now it kills the Light

nature poetry

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Zay Ketcham

Former clinical marriage and family therapist turned Life and Empowerment Coach. I have only recently come out of a dark phase of writer's block and explore many existential, spiritual, and humanistic themes in my writing.

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