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Kagami
Poems
Apr 2015
The Liquorman's Daughter
Insults travel trough generations.
They embed themselves in our minds,
Echoing the same phrase:
"You are nothing."
Somehow the phantom voices
Hurt more than the bruises across our cheeks
Because the purple and blue fades over time.
Sticks and stones may break my bones
But at least they heal.
Words are harder to forgive.
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#liquor
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