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Dada

The poem describes abstract concepts like "the where", "the who", "the mezzo", and "the dawn" as well as more concrete ideas like "an I", "You", and "a lot of fawns". It explores relationships between these concepts by placing some "next to" or "outside of" others in an abstract, surreal way over the course of two short stanzas.

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Dada

The poem describes abstract concepts like "the where", "the who", "the mezzo", and "the dawn" as well as more concrete ideas like "an I", "You", and "a lot of fawns". It explores relationships between these concepts by placing some "next to" or "outside of" others in an abstract, surreal way over the course of two short stanzas.

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Dada #1

In the where
Next to the who
There was an I
Outside of You

In the eve of Exo


Next to the mezzo
Next, forward to the dawn
There are a lot of fawns

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