VOX Teen Poetry: “The Cycle” [AUDIO]
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March 8, 2018
VOX ATL contributor Vincent Batts shares his most recent poem “The Cycle.”
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VOX ATL contributor Vincent Batts shares his most recent poem “The Cycle.”
“R.I.P. to your burst bubble
Before, you thought we were trouble
This movie dragged us out the rubble
And had you colonizers
“I live in a small town
Where standing out is uncommon
Sometimes not even safe
There are always parking spaces
Yet
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