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Do you name your poems before or after you write them?
I can never think of names and I am lucky if I think of poems.
Who deserves to name a poem, the one who writes it or the one who loves it?
Now I question whether children are any different,
every time I spiral on nights like this the question grabs me:
what would you have named me?

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