What is the literal meaning and deeper meaning?
For Zuko by Dave Harris
And yes, I too have b...
What is the literal meaning and deeper meaning?
For Zuko by Dave Harris
And yes, I too have been unworthy of my mother’s love.
And yes, I too have known the right thing to do
and done otherwise. I too have been a refugee
and a product of my tribe. Yes, I am still running.
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