Testimony · August 2026
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Testimony · August 2026
Extremely inconvenient character
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Firebird in sunglasses
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A sentence my father used to say
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I HAVE SEEN THINGS
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It was bureaucracy
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Justice for the Salt Lamps
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She came out looking like my maths teacher
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Maybe memory is not storage
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One ordinary Tuesday
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1:17 am on a school night
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REMEMBER, crossed out
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My nani writes phone numbers in a diary
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The mango tree outside her first house
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The photos survived. The information didn't.
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The same five stories
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Things I googled after reading this
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Very serious review
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Who gets remembered?
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Who kept the records
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