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Poetry • 3 days ago

Padraig O Tuama, "The One Thing".

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Padraig O Tuama, "The One Thing".

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Poetry • 3 days ago

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@knightmare1147
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5•2 days ago
I’m really trying to grasp the meaning here with the multiple 'me’s being referenced.

It’s very sweet though.
- @BonesOfTheMoonOP
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  4•2 days ago
  I think he’s saying thank you to the him/me of the past who tried to save him/me.
Despotic Machine
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3•2 days ago
https://www.fernwerks.com/portfolio/the-one-thing/ - with video of the author reading the poem
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  3•2 days ago
  I saw him give a talk in my city a couple of months ago!

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