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Oct 2016
I set out to be a better man,
And though the path is littered
With the remains of those
Who faltered at the gate,
Those who failed further on,
And every poor soul who’s still crawling by,
Battered and embittered
By the trials of the trail,
It’s these little victories
That keep me going,
Choosing love over hatred,
Kindness over cruelty,
Calm over that brutal impulse
Deep within each of us,
Sight over blindness,
Speech over silence.
You can find more of my poetry at caitlincacciatore.wordpress.com
Caitlin Cacciatore
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Caitlin Cacciatore  27/Cisgender Female/New York City
(27/Cisgender Female/New York City)   
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   Doug Potter
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