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  1. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    These words are yours,though you never said them,you never heard them, historybreeds death but if you killit you kill yourself.
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  2. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    Did we make thembecause we needed to love someoneand could not love each other?
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  3. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    A river shaped her,smoothed her with sand and batteredher against the shore, and sheresisted, she is still here.
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  4. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    It was love, after all,that rubbed the skins from their gray cheeks,crippled their fingers,snarled their hair, brown or dull gold.Hate would merely have smashed them.
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  5. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    This is the rock garden.In it, the stonestoo are flowers
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  6. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    She is the witch you burnedby daylight and crept from your hometo consult & bribe at night. The lovethat tortured you you blamed on her.
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  7. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    Our fragments made us.
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  8. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    For so much time, our historywas written in bones only.
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  9. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    How can I teach hersome way of being humanthat won't destroy her?
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  10. Margaret Atwood _ Two-Headed Poems

    How can I teach hersome way of being human that won't destroy herI would like to tell her, Loveis enough, I would like to say,Find shelter in another skin.I would like to say, Danceand be happy. Instead I will sayin my crone's voice, Beruthless when you have to, tellthe truth when you can,when you can see it.
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