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Eugene Debs Reads Marx in Prison
1895
like Malcolm, memorized the dictionary.
Nature does not
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subjugated
steps. every eve he’d walk the yard
breathing beneath night's curtain.
the free sky etched into his head. on the one side
owners of money or commodities, on the other men
possessing nothing but their own labour-power
contemplating ways to counter empire.
in midnight’s throne, this relation has no natural basis
like the imagination, the heavens spread
common to all historical periods, pages lit
by moon turn. liberated from these walls
he’ll walk, waving a new, red banner.
- Kevin Coval, 'A People's History of Chicago'
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