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I reach for a word and find only the space where the word should be, an absence shaped like a question I have asked all my life. What I feel is immense, yet the sentence I make shrinks it to something manageable, something ordinary. Perhaps this is why we are so often disappointed with ourselves: we mistake the uttered for the real. Still, I speak, not because language suffices but because silence is its own cruelty. I speak, knowing the truth will remain outside the poem, patient, unyielding, but whole.
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