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The catch here is that there is none. I’m trembling writing this Because I know I wrote part 1. I’m just as clueless as you. The loss, that is true. The loss of what you cannot lose. The loss of humanity is eminent. I’m trying to hold on. My mind is held in limbo The lines of truth are blurring I know I’m not the first to feel this. You tell yourself somehow Life. Will. Change. YOU. WILL. CHANGE Fear is always plotting. Yet, here we are No recognition of what Or how we can claim Some sort of relief. Banging on the walls Of systems that won’t fall Doing injustices to all This is not our home. I digress…I won’t give up. And I sure as hell Won’t let them speak to Me that way. My grandmother is a WW2 firecracker I take in all her knowledge. Even in her last days She wishes she got a tattoo A laced butterfly. I laugh. She is progressive. That gives me a sliver of hope We can break grounds Move buildings Make right. It’s a butterfly effect after all.
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Jan 24, 2023
Jan 24, 2023 at 10:10 PM UTC
The Catch Part 2
The catch here is that there is none. I’m trembling writing this Because I know I wrote part 1. I’m just as clueless as you. The loss, that is true. The loss of what you cannot lose. The loss of humanity is eminent. I’m trying to hold on. My mind is held in limbo The lines of truth are blurring I know I’m not the first to feel this. You tell yourself somehow Life. Will. Change. YOU. WILL. CHANGE Fear is always plotting. Yet, here we are No recognition of what Or how we can claim Some sort of relief. Banging on the walls Of systems that won’t fall Doing injustices to all This is not our home. I digress…I won’t give up. And I sure as hell Won’t let them speak to Me that way. My grandmother is a WW2 firecracker I take in all her knowledge. Even in her last days She wishes she got a tattoo A laced butterfly. I laugh. She is progressive. That gives me a sliver of hope We can break grounds Move buildings Make right. It’s a butterfly effect after all.
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Jan 24, 2023
Jan 24, 2023 at 10:10 PM UTC
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