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the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case of the writer and the reader, two as one the reader writes a message in the null space the lines tell one story of the author's own race but the margins pull you into another's sun the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case They in the main text say a writer needs her own place One can't be with an army for a personal battle won the reader writes a message in the null space To write a piece of truth she must have not a trace of the bias of the things this world has done the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case The margin gives the good reader a true taste of the state of mind of the writer as her tale she spun the reader writes a message in the null space What are the margins of our countries and states? Do we choose to live in the margins or are we forced with a gun? the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case the reader writes a message in the null space
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May 22, 2017
May 22, 2017 at 7:25 PM UTC
Margins (villanelle)
the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case of the writer and the reader, two as one the reader writes a message in the null space the lines tell one story of the author's own race but the margins pull you into another's sun the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case They in the main text say a writer needs her own place One can't be with an army for a personal battle won the reader writes a message in the null space To write a piece of truth she must have not a trace of the bias of the things this world has done the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case The margin gives the good reader a true taste of the state of mind of the writer as her tale she spun the reader writes a message in the null space What are the margins of our countries and states? Do we choose to live in the margins or are we forced with a gun? the powdered books fall from the aged and worn case the reader writes a message in the null space
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May 22, 2017
May 22, 2017 at 7:25 PM UTC
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