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Graduation Contemplation


With 1800 hands

in my mind,

I carved initials into my eyes.

 

I turned down my volume

to see vernacular art,

Blinking morse code the way to my heart,

 

Only to hear you squeak:

“I think I peaked 

back in high school.”

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