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Independent

Independent is the word they all use, They tack it on me, Let it hang a crooked ribbon. Seeing all the things I already knew Transcripted on the blanks of stacks of white and black, Reverberating off chapped pink lips, Takes me aback, shoves me into the corners of myself, Tastes new like bird meat ****** off the bone tastes new. I want to cut it up into little squares and abandon it in tupperware. At least for a few days.
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