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first things first this is not for everyone you have to have quite a belly to stomach it if you catch the drift of them then it gets tough to let go second things first be authentic and that means all of you but only in pieces that cannot be fitted back together, like an eye & hook, too dangersome a game for mice and then you can never tell how it all started a slicing-edge away from where you had even in- tended to begin with this mess third things first you do, you need a yes-yes-yes man to temper the sensation of when you see yourself as a single blade of truth in one single minute we shared reflected back over a single order of magnitude what would it have been like if I had lifted my hem further exposing my Victorian anklet?

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Date: 1/18/2024 2:56:00 PM
Jaymee, I loved your poem. I have 3 daughters and now three granddaughters. I really liked your poem as it navigates through an intriguing exploration of a complex dynamic. The unconventional structure and enigmatic narrative draw the reader into a compelling and slightly unsettling realm. The words echo with a sense of mystery, leaving one to ponder the enigma of human connections and the consequences of unveiling fragments of oneself. - Blessings, Daniel
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