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    This 3 stanza poem explores the conflictual relationship between a wolf and a man. The wolf finds himself trapped in driftwood, unable to escape his impending death as the man approaches. While the man has other options and connections, he chooses to kill the wolf, clenching his finger on the trigger. Both are locked into roles they cannot escape from their natural dependencies and instincts.

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    a short intro , in why we are not "right"

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    This 3 stanza poem explores the conflictual relationship between a wolf and a man. The wolf finds himself trapped in driftwood, unable to escape his impending death as the man approaches. While the man has other options and connections, he chooses to kill the wolf, clenching his finger on the trigger. Both are locked into roles they cannot escape from their natural dependencies and instincts.

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    Conflictual Dependencies

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    Ada Taropa
    This 3 stanza poem explores the conflictual relationship between a wolf and a man. The wolf finds himself trapped in driftwood, unable to escape his impending death as the man approaches. While the man has other options and connections, he chooses to kill the wolf, clenching his finger on the trigger. Both are locked into roles they cannot escape from their natural dependencies and instincts.

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    Conflictual Dependencies

    by Taropa A.

    The wolf knew


    His death was staring
    Through the tangles of driftwood.
    Yet
    He couldn’t stop
    He couldn’t breathe…
    For he was, the wolf.

    The man had other choices,


    Other ties,
    Unreachable wisdom.
    Yet “Conflictual
    Dependencies“
    He wanted none. by Taropa A.

    His finger clenched …


    For he was, the man.

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