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Inspired by poem line: I am covered with fingerprints, with labels. From the "Cancer Patient Talks Back," by Molly Redmond
Scars cover me and shower me in pain Prickly words hang from my tired skin Exhaustion as deep as an ocean trench soaks my bones Rage brews in my chest, a hurricane of fury against Every nervous complement Every unkind word Every careless action Confusion's staked its flag in my brain Re-drawing new kingdom boundaries Strength seeps into my muscles Holding up my frame against the world Determination shines ever so tenuously in my eye Searching for a little ray of light
Paola was born in Colombia, raised in Miami, but has become a Californian. She lives and works in the Bay Area, participates in triathlons for the athletic challenge and to raise funds for cancer research, and finds true happiness on a dance floor. She loves non-fiction, is a policy wonk and a politico, wants to volunteer more for social justice causes, and would like her writing to pay the bills someday soon. She'd also like to become an advocate for young women's cancer issues and survivorship support.
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