Border Wisdom
Whispers from the Borderlands (This subtitle creates a more evocative image and hints at the poem's hidden truths.)
Border Wisdom
Line IntelligenceThe world isn't as terrible as us. neighbors, I made that day like this:We have seen more terrible days than this.
and how delightfully alive they are these days.
discord: how we cherished everything. I won't need to go to class.I won't depict the past for you.
I tell you, I was caught. On the boundary, I let you know that I have a propensity; what else? What is this record?
You play over and over; you don't get It's a propensity; you shouldn't do it.
it's miserable. I bow in acknowledgment.
furthermore, after a long journey, From breaking point to restricting desire All I need to do is destroy these walls around me,
each piece in turn, to start with. Breaking, What isn't a habit? do it for me?
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