VOX Teen Poetry: “Be Yourself”
Kayvon Griffin
October 19, 2019
VOX ATL staff writer Kayvon shares his first ever published poem with us.
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VOX ATL staff writer Kayvon shares his first ever published poem with us.
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Filth and Perfection The smell of my rusty cell reminds me I’m filthy My teeth are stripped with the nails that tap and swipe up