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The poetic city: “No Credit, No Blame”
Nov 08, 2021
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Creative Writing
Whatever made you, it’s beautiful. (Photo: Alyssa Rose, Pexels)
No Credit, No Blame
I didn’t choose to become
the person who would make
the choices that I made
that made me into the
person that I have become.
Reece Burka
5/7/2021
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