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You know nearly nothing of my life beyond the few whens and hows that have been told to you small stories that sit comfortably in the eye of a needle plucked from the pincushion of whole existances you don't know where I come from- only the stuffy history book pictures and anecdotes that have been outlived you don't know these people beyond the stacks of stereotypes you shuffle us in to And the culture, my culture- Our beautiful contradictions and spectacular calamities - You believe you understand us but what you know is so much less than we ever have been
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Feb 14, 2010
Feb 14, 2010 at 9:38 PM UTC
You know nearly nothing of my life
You know nearly nothing of my life beyond the few whens and hows that have been told to you small stories that sit comfortably in the eye of a needle plucked from the pincushion of whole existances you don't know where I come from- only the stuffy history book pictures and anecdotes that have been outlived you don't know these people beyond the stacks of stereotypes you shuffle us in to And the culture, my culture- Our beautiful contradictions and spectacular calamities - You believe you understand us but what you know is so much less than we ever have been
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Feb 14, 2010
Feb 14, 2010 at 9:38 PM UTC
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