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my muse

finally shut her trap, did the job of being herself, letting me observe in the quiet— god, the yapping made her, too human it's like she thought she was the artist. now look: line breaks sharp again— enough to keep breaking backs, morale, slogging the ten-ton-taken-for-granted stones up-up-up Sisyphean hills, still— I miss her jibber jabber.

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