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To Fellow Poets
Because you are a poet,
 I want to give to you, in my mutual poverty,
 a million dollars worth of understanding.
 
 If the money were real, you could be
 kept away from your locked-up secretary
 work, and you could be instead at a vast paper
 
 writing away your mind,
 and weaving away your ideas and gathering
 the fibers of your poetic nature.
 
 I know this, so I give you,
 symbolically, all these jewels and gold
 to free you from your onus of living up to standards
 
 and to release you like a sacred monarch
 onto hedonistic hills and intrinsic islands,
 so you may be a poet there, my fellow connoisseur.

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