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Day: May 9, 2013

Mother’s Day Poem

I grew up wearing nothing But other peoples’ clothes Strangers’ used clothing Bought by my mom at local yard sales At some point, probably around middle school I was embarrassed about my pre-owned garb Thinking clothes should be bought full price at some fancy department store I don’t know who taught me this but it … Continue reading Mother’s Day Poem →

JBT poetry 1 Comment May 9, 2013
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