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A Passage

from Heteroglossia by Juna

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I’ve tried to find meaning where there isn’t,
A passage of frustration, or not knowing one’s limits,
I’m sinking in this, and nothing is pulling me out,
I’ve stared at the words till they rang like a shout.
How long can we stay awake?
How can I put this to bed?
Your broken, broken body.
How long can I keep this at bay?

(Dina, The Bhatti too hottie)
These familiar roads aren’t doing much to help,
This sinking feeling, This dead place.
Family and friends only make it harder,
Their happiness in the face of it all.
I can’t shed these feelings,
It’s a dull ache, not a sharp pain.
(It’s a dull ache, not a sharp pain)
And it won’t go away,
(It’s a dull ache, not a sharp pain)
And it won’t subside.
(It’s a dull ache, not a sharp pain)
It’s a dull ache, not a sharp pain.

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from Heteroglossia, released March 6, 2013
Featuring: Dionnet Bhatti from Nurture

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Juna Atlanta, Georgia

Juna is Hunter Whitehead, Sasha Schilbrack-Cole, Kenneth Driggers, Mikey Heptinstal and Garrett Knighton

Contact: band.juna@gmail.com

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