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Lori Jones McCaffery
Poems
Jun 2020
0+0=0
You can’t conflate two nothings
Into something of great worth
You cannot have true progeny
Unless you first give birth.
You cannot wear the laurel crown
Unless you win the race
You cannot be a beauty queen
Without a pretty face.
You cannot swell yourself with pride
And call yourself a hero
If all the actions that you laud
Have added up to zero.
ljm
Another BLT challenge on the word conflate.
Written by
Lori Jones McCaffery
F/Laughlin, Nevada
(F/Laughlin, Nevada)
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