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Vol. IX | Issue No. 1 | June 2021
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Nothing is Ever Destroyed

Nothing is Ever Destroyed

December, 2016
Philip Newton
Poetry

I wanted to stay in that little town with you The one with all the chickens And the movie house on fire Late at night…

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