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			<title>Monologophobia</title>
			<description>And I am afraid of circlesAfraid of being drawn round and roundLegs so worn and weary, but my feet are forward boundAnd I am afraid of circlesOn the way must have lost my mindBut when did it unravel? When did it unwind?And I am afraid of circlesThe past always travels backTo rest is to be stagnant, ..</description>
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			<title>God, Our Mother</title>
			<description>God, our mother,	my mother,When you formed me, incubated me			Was I apart of your being			did you speak in my voice			as I sometimes speak in yours?Eating a meal you&amp;rsquo;d spit up the next day	Did you think, &amp;ldquo;I can&amp;rsquo;t wait to share this fruit, this sweet Kiwi with my daughter.&amp;rdquo;Bet..</description>
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			<title>A Lamentation</title>
			<description>I wrote this to the tune of &quot;Demon Host&quot; by Timber Timbre. This is a poem that in short is an expression of anger towards God in the face of childhood trauma.</description>
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