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I put all my words on paper. Delicately my life comes in and out with the flow of ink, thinking this is the reason for this. I want to believe. The shadowed streets I had to bare, forking into the next. No spoon in my pocket to feed, absent of love. This is the reason for those cored of humanity, that feel cheated of life. How far do we run. How far do we crawl. How far, is far enough, before we return to spiral again. Salvation. Salvation is like salt in the vein, that fuels the numbness. We all want to be saved. Safe from harm and pain, preseved from the pervasive animosity that grows in the reoccurring years. But we are never safe. Vulnerable to the bitterness that we bite off and swallow.

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Anthony Liccione

(b. 9 Oct. 1968) is an American author and poet. He is the author of the following books, Heaven’s Shadow, Parched and Colorless, Back Words and Forward, Please Pass Me, the Blood & Butter, Wolf Down and Symmetry.

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    Chuir mé mo chuid focal go léir ar pháipéar. go híogair tagann mo shaol isteach agus amach le sreabhadh dúch, ag smaoineamh gurb é seo an chúis atá leis seo. Ba mhaith liom a chreidiúint. na sráideanna scáthaithe a bhí orm a lomadh, ag forc isteach sa chéad cheann eile. gan spúnóg i mo phóca le beatha, as láthair an ghrá. is é seo an chúis dóibh siúd a bhfuil an daonnacht ag dul dóibh, go mbraitheann siad go bhfuil siad meallta den saol. cá fhad a rithimid. cá fhad a dhéanaimid crawl. cá fhad, atá fada go leor, sula bhfillfimid ar bíseach arís. slánú. tá an slánú cosúil le salann sa fhéith, a bhreoslaíonn an numbness. ba mhaith linn go léir a bheith sábháilte. sábháilte ó dhochar agus pian, roimh an bheocht forleatach a fhásann sna blianta athfhillteacha. ach nílimid sábháilte riamh. leochaileach don searbhas a mbímid ag cnagadh air agus ag slogtha.

    saya meletakkan semua kata-kata saya di atas kertas. Dengan hati-hati hidup saya keluar masuk dengan aliran tinta, berpikir inilah alasannya. saya ingin percaya. jalan-jalan gelap yang harus saya lewati, bercabang ke depan. tidak ada sendok di sakuku untuk memberi makan, tanpa cinta. Inilah alasan bagi mereka yang berjiwa kemanusiaan, yang merasa tertipu hidup. seberapa jauh kita lari. seberapa jauh kita merangkak. seberapa jauh, cukup jauh, sebelum kita kembali ke spiral lagi. keselamatan. keselamatan itu seperti garam di pembuluh darah, yang memicu mati rasa. kita semua ingin diselamatkan. aman dari bahaya dan rasa sakit, terbebas dari permusuhan yang tumbuh di tahun-tahun yang berulang. tapi kami tidak pernah aman. rentan terhadap kepahitan yang kita gigit dan telan.

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