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It was difficult to sort,
to comprehend,
people referring to “people like her,”
telling her who she was.
They deemed it their responsibility,
filling-in blanks she didn’t know she had.
It was difficult to be herself
when she was “one of them,”
a dehumanized thing that still had a heart.
©May 2020, Christina Anne Hawthorne
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