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riona
is on page 40 of 80
i’m not the only one reusing my poetry god bless
— Apr 02, 2026 01:41PM
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Julie G
is on page 63 of 80
There are no good kings
Only beautiful palaces.
— Mar 02, 2026 05:28AM
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Only beautiful palaces.
Julie G
is on page 52 of 80
Lives pile up like constellations, diamonds on black silk ready to be
set in God's crown.
— Mar 02, 2026 05:23AM
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set in God's crown.
Julie G
is on page 41 of 80
I demand
to be forgiven.
I demand
a sturdier soul.
Every person I've ever met
has been small enough
To fit
in my eye.
— Mar 02, 2026 05:16AM
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to be forgiven.
I demand
a sturdier soul.
Every person I've ever met
has been small enough
To fit
in my eye.
Julie G
is on page 30 of 80
Hafez said
fear is the cheapest room
in a house, that we ought
to live in better
conditions.
— Mar 01, 2026 05:57AM
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fear is the cheapest room
in a house, that we ought
to live in better
conditions.
Julie G
is on page 19 of 80
. . . there are moments in every day when,
if you asked me to leave, I would.
— Mar 01, 2026 05:02AM
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if you asked me to leave, I would.
Julie G
is on page 18 of 80
All day I hammer the distance
between earth and me
into faith. . .
The difference between
a real voice and the other kind
the way its air vibrates
through you. The way air
vibrates. The violence
in your middle ear.
— Mar 01, 2026 05:01AM
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between earth and me
into faith. . .
The difference between
a real voice and the other kind
the way its air vibrates
through you. The way air
vibrates. The violence
in your middle ear.
Julie G
is on page 10 of 80
my father my father my father built
the world
the first sound I ever heard
was his voice whispering the azan in my right ear
I didn't need anything else
my father cherished
that we were ugly and so being ugly
was blessed I smiled with all my teeth
— Feb 27, 2026 11:00AM
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the world
the first sound I ever heard
was his voice whispering the azan in my right ear
I didn't need anything else
my father cherished
that we were ugly and so being ugly
was blessed I smiled with all my teeth












