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In crying out

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Ayat Bryant-Jalal
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In crying out
I have learned not to scream
but chant, in vibration
with my heart
the earth
my sisters
my brothers
and struggle
and dance in violence
like love at war
like freedom rising
like us as one
undefeatable
—Ayat Jalal-Bryant

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