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After the college	A
reading	B
the eager	C
students gather	C
	-
They ask me	D
what you need	E
to be a writer	C
	-
I feeling flippant	F
jaunty	D
because	G
I am wearing	B
an th century	D
dress	H
think	I
myself in love	J
again	K
answer	C
	-
'Mazel	L
determination	M
talent true	N
grit '	-
	-
I even	O
believe it	P
	-
looking	B
as I do	N
like an	Q
advertisement	F
for easy	D
success	H
	-
designer dress	H
sly smile	L
on my lips	R
silver boots	S
from	T
Oz	U
	-
Suppose	V
they saw me	D
my eyes	W
swollen	M
like sponges	X
my hand	Y
shaking	B
with betrayal	L
	-
my fear	Z
rampant	F
in the dark	A2
	-
Suppose they saw	B2
the fear	Z
of never	C
writing	B
the fear	Z
of being	B
alone	C2
the money fear	Z
the fear fear	Z
the fear	Z
of succumbing	B
to fear	Z
	-
then there's all	L
I did	D2
not say	E2
	-
to be	D
a writer	C
what you need	E
is	-
	-
something	B
to say	E2
	-
something	B
that burns	F2
like a hot coal	L
in your gut	G2
	-
something	B
that pounds	H2
like a pump	I2
in your groin	J2
	-
the courage	K2
to love	J
like a wound	L2
	-
that never	C
heals	M2

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