Jes cuz I warn’t born/
down South in Dixie, don’t mean/
I can’t still love her.
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I hope you have fun/
on your trip to Lay’_un!
(I don’t see/
why they, weirdly,/
have to drop the “t”.)
It’s as though their tongue/
has become undone.
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How’djah cutcha?/
Burnyah? What car we takin?/
Da truck? Dialect.
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De Afrika mon/
say: “Don’ follow da breakin’/
heart.” Dat’s good advice!
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Cyrano Writer: Musings of a Revolutionary Romantic Poet