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Elegy for the Smokehouse Workers
The city forgets, but the bricks remember, lungs filled with the dust of another man’s wealth. Your laughter dissolved into smoke each September.
Tess Ezzy
Sep 30
1 min read
Dear Hip Hop
I wrote this like Psalms etched in the sand, A message from the soul, so I hope you’ll understand. I used to marvel at your magic like Strange with the hands, Now your spells feel hollow, generic, and bland.
Lord TrenT MedJii
Sep 30
2 min read
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