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The Ghost of Rimbaud

If I'd been embraced I wouldn't write like I do; I would feel loved. I'd be complacent like you. But that's not my fate. I am burned in the fire and when you ignore me the flames keep burning higher. So please, by all means continue, leave me alone. Go ahead. Watch me. Watch me burn down to the bone.

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Date: 3/16/2021 11:25:00 AM
Rimbaud, the Father of European Poetry. Your drama and minimal decoration make this a great poem. Thank you Mr. Major.
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