Call Us What We Carry by Amanda Gorman Page B

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Fig . III.
    Fall sick die. The privilege
    of being the little hope of
    recovery. The ship bruised &
    bows the women children the men
    constantly chained two & two; each pair
    ascend, solute this state, them being of change
    being made to jump in their chains & this, by
    friends, is called dancing. Carrying this human
    flesh will appear rather a fiction than a real
    representation of a ship. A humane man
    would will the scar to be described.
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Fig . VII.
    aint suffering those beings whom we want.
    Country & captivity rendered blood & lux,
    a slaughter-house. It is in the power of the
    human imagination to picture itself carried,
    restored. It had proved fatal to creep under
    this infectious exhale from below a given sea.
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