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I shook a blind man’s hand once,
And he read my skin like Braille.
The calluses and palm creases
But also
The fault lines and healed sorrows
No longer visible to the naked eye
Byproducts of an internal fight
Finally resolved.
He read my rough draft:
The one I wrote before I found my voice
Before I knew pens and paper and purpose
Could be used for storytelling.
So for those of you who read with your eyes:
Here is my final copy.
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