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Welcome back everyone, the Michael Steel Podcast. And I want to re-engage in our conversation

with the Reginald Wayne Betz and his new work collection of poems, Felon, the memoir,

A Question of Freedom. So as we were, you were talking about, before you went to break,

how a lot of times, we just, we don't come with honesty with about the situation,

the circumstance, the condition, and, you know, we're too tired, and we're not willing

to admit how tired we are. And that tiredness is probably related to, okay, here we go again.

Another scenario, another moment, another thing that's just like the one before it,

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