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Jan 2020
I bit my lip so I won't speak
chewed it up so my words won't peek
out with my tongue. Mouth shut, I keep
my voice to myself even when I weep.
I'm on the ground like a trembling dove
being cut with scissors wielded with love.
They clipped my words
like wings of birds.
Held those feathers to the light
and ordered them to take flight.
Then laughed when I stilled on the concrete
and nudged my broken wings with their feet.
Β©Tatiana
Tatiana
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Tatiana  26/F/in a lighthouse
(26/F/in a lighthouse)   
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     Max Neumann, --- and Carmen Jane
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