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Across the room, I hear the cry. 1
And I know why it’s filled with rage, For such an age. I look toward my sister’s bed. I see instead two shadows dance in awkward stance. I cry inside, with guilt... and glee. Tonight I'm free. With tears that burn. It’s not my turn. Minute poetry has sixty total syllables. Three stanzas of 8,4,4,4. This is attempted in iambic meter with a couplet rhyme scheme. Footnotes
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