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Jul 2020
I reveal myself to the sun,
A season of heat, a season of sweat.

The white lines on my arms
are only remnants of a battle
I lost long ago.

When young they are bright red,
So clear against my pale winter skin.

But, somehow, they are brighter than ever
against my sun-tanned, sun-burnt body.

Only memories of a brutal war
Are only more vivid in summer's light.

A season of reliving, a season of trauma.
Lara Mari
Written by
Lara Mari  21/F/Warwick University
(21/F/Warwick University)   
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     Carlo C Gomez
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