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55 - Breath of fresh air

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54 - The Explorer

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53 - Blemish

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52 - Sugar water

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51 - Incandescent

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My hangover is so bad, I can't even poem anymore. I am done.

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50 - Tribute

How many famous poems can you find inside?

I have reinterpreted some of my favourite lines and stitched them together.

The list of poems, in order of appearence is:

• Maya Angelou, Phenomenal Woman

• Edgar Allan Poe, Alone & The Raven

• Charles Bukowski, Let It Enfold You

• Sylvia Plath, Lady Lazarus

• Rishard Siken, The Torn-Up Road

• Pablo Neruda, Tonight I Can Write The Saddest Lines

• T.S. Eliot - The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock

• Alan Ginsberg, Howl

• T.S. Eliot, The Waste Land

• Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken

• Thomas Dylan, Do not go gently into the good night

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49 - Depth

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48 - Burn

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47 - Unbreakable

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46 - I fall in love too easily

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45 - Smile more

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44 - End of summer

A meditation on growing old.

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43 - Hindsight

How time warps our memories. But is it not a kindness to blur the painful moments, so you don't get to relieve them again and again?

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42 - Music runs in his blood

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41 - Personal freedom

Yet another piece on freedom and free will. I feel a little bit trapped.