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Bill Tremblay
“The struggles have not ended. I have taken the world into me & the armies of darkness & of light forever march toward each other in my fears & hopes whenever I write a poem. But this morning, the morning you were born, I had this vision I could be a messenger. If you wonder why I look at you & smile, unaccountably, sometimes, it’s because I see that.”
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