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A STRANGER'S PRIVILEGE

 


home is a heaven without a god.
I know this for I have searched the breadth of kinship and found a seed of contempt in place of a throne.

I can hear you think me false,
even when you cherish the reverence that strengthens you from strangers,
and strangely wish you were a stranger in your own home...


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