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Name me

gabrielsmy TV and radio 6 May 202223 Jan 2023

Name me: 
I am anyone, 
I am no one; 
I’m an anima, 

a meanie, a ninny, 
a mommy in a muumuu, 
a nun in a mini; 

I am many; 
I am one ­– 

I am Man.

(A 2 consonant sentence by Wayne Eastman, 1993)

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  • skeltonic verse
Published 6 May 202223 Jan 2023

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