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Scrapbook Poem 1

by @PhoenixRose

The time of man Chooses the future Is it true or only a violent episode? The growth of the unique Are revolutionizing our ideas Stripping away the broken In public by an audience of connoisseurs The king is dead What will the robin do then, poor thing? Suds in your eye Household words Two thousand years of war Enjoyed at home In a city in love with The critic's view
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Written by
PhoenixRose
25 / Agender
Published
Sep 25, 2023
Time
1m
Notes

I took clips of words from magazines and made a poem from them in my journal. I thought y'all might like it too.

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#scrapbook#magazine#collage
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