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New poem: Library Prompt IV

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<td>2024-W14</td>
<td>This Is The End Of Control</td>
<td>Cherri Bomb</td>
<td>One of my favorite albums from my adolescent years. I wish the band had stayed together instead of imploding into the pop mess they are now.<br>Favorite track: <b>Too Many Faces</b></td>
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=> l/library1.txt Library Prompt I
=> l/library2.txt Library Prompt II
=> l/library3.txt Library Prompt III
-> l/library4.txt Library Prompt IV
## M
=> m/melia.txt Melia

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0Library Prompt I l/library1.txt
0Library Prompt II l/library2.txt
0Library Prompt III l/library3.txt
0Library Prompt IV l/library4.txt
iM
0Melia m/melia.txt

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│   ├── <a href="./l/library1.txt">library1.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/library2.txt">library2.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/library3.txt">library3.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/library4.txt">library4.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/lovesmenot.txt">lovesmenot.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/lumo-en-vivo.txt">lumo-en-vivo.txt</a><br>
│   ├── <a href="./l/luna2.txt">luna2.txt</a><br>
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&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; └── <a href="./z/zircons_beacon.txt">zircons_beacon.txt</a><br>
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Library Prompt IV
2024-04-21
***
I accost my friend under endless starry sky.
"Hey, Nameless? What if we threw you a party
to find a new name which we can call you by?"
He glares with eyes half-closed: sorrowful, most likely,
although I know he'll never expose his feelings true.
"I must refuse. I know I was once called by name.
If you renamed me, I'd never be able to exhume
what was once written but now carefully erased."
***
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 (c) Vane Vander