
Writing

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lady liberty
She stands there,
head held up high
forever staring at the sky
until those men
(with their pitchforks and matches)
tear her down into debris.
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the author
Part 2
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to love again
you are of another mother
I knew you before
before that
man
I loved you before
now I'm left away
searched
and you're stopped
and hurt
I hope to love you again
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the sentence that ends with a semi-colon
avidly existential,
dying words essential,
they're floating through my mind,
like an unfrozen astronaut,
cryogenically prepared
not to find
a program,
for this forgotten play
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average
You wake up in a white room. Not really a room, exactly, but it is a space. You think. You are there, so it must be, right? In front of you is a couch with a person on it.
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WHEN THE PARTY'S OVER
the party's over;
i'll walk myself home,
silent on the stairs,
wake up the next morning,
i'll lie and say i don't care.
the party's over;
you don't know what goes on