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Poetry
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Thoughts For Our Daughter
Onslaughts of pain surging through our days Describing the horror in a multi-media haze Where being human hurts and not being human is worse.
Accepting the terrible beauty of this world Seems to argue against the bleakness unfurled In the spray of these myriads who seem limited to their curse.
A norm is thought but never found Described in terms that just go round And round and eat themselves, like the worm, Ouroborous.
Failing this norm turns childhood into an eternal scream Where others attempt to bend you to their regime With pills, as if leveling a chemical imbalance can make you one of us.
But you are not the sum of your chemistry And no amount of sophistry Can hide the fact we do not know who you are or why.
We are fairly absolute that we function in a way that you do not, That not knowing how you function frightens us a lot. That converting you to us seems as rational as anything else we might try.
But sanity cannot be administered with a pill Since it is neither viral nor bacterial But something riding the waves of the multiverse.
Everyone ever born has been expendable Since everyone ever born has been terminal. Assaying anyone’s value is more often than not sheer futility.
Wake to another day and then another after this, Find kindred souls trekking through the bliss Striding step for step, pushing forward in coherent stability.
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