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Jan 2011
They never cease to ask
Why?
Why is the sky blue?
Why is her skin darker than his?
Why do they call things what they do?
Sometimes we have answers
But sometimes we don't
Sometimes we're just as clueless
As the kids who ask those questions
It angers us
They're so annoying, we say
When really we know
Those kids and their questions
Open our eyes
To see through theirs
Cain Arkay Lazarus
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Cain Arkay Lazarus  29/Genderqueer/California
(29/Genderqueer/California)   
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