When you became an endnote,
my thesis was done.
Quoted enough from you,
without a mention in every page.
My paradigm had shifted,
exploring a brand new hypothesis.
Now you would only remain
part of my literary review.
Bilingual writer, translator, reader, reviewer, journalist and independent scholar
10 Apr 2015 Leave a comment
by Christine Yunn-Yu Sun in NaPoWriMo2015, Writing Tags: Writing
When you became an endnote,
my thesis was done.
Quoted enough from you,
without a mention in every page.
My paradigm had shifted,
exploring a brand new hypothesis.
Now you would only remain
part of my literary review.
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