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Click herebiographer birth to death
not my mud nor home brew
chalk on wall, down dark hall
it took many noisy foot falls to get here
tit for tat is typical for anger that does not debate
stolen ideas
applied to the concept of forgiveness
precarious atonement
tapestries of other peoples lies
difficult verse
complex lives
simple survival
one plus one
no matter
results
This poem was mentioned in the Archival Review thread, in a picking through Lit's archive of over 38,500 poems.
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at timelines and life lines. An excellent, ambivalent ending... very good.
jim : )
is shorter than most
holds me to myself, and I cannot grow
except now through words
and sleep which is so hard
to come by, nowaday