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L.C. Atencio

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L. C. Atencio was born and raised in South America with a privileged upbringing, experiencing a rich lifestyle that only approximately 1% of the population ever gets to enjoy. At the onset of his adolescence, he became critically ill—his skin and eyes turned yellow, his body grew severely weak, and he wasn’t physically capable of attending school. Fearing that he had a contagious disease, Atencio was quarantined in his childhood bedroom for months, where nurses and doctors came on-site in isolation gowns to run tests and administer treatments. Away from his brothers and friends, he spent his time writing a made-up tale to mentally escape his solitude. Throughout his life, he often revisited this tale and made several drafts of it; some were ...more

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“There are unbreakable spirits out there in the world who are smiling and acting as though there is nothing wrong with them.”
L.C. Atencio

“Across the meadow and past the creek,
Behind the willows and the oak trees,
I saw a woman of dark skin,
Her mood unlike any I've seen.

“I've suffered under many tortures throughout the years.
None of this pain is new to me,

Though I wish I was a man of fantasy.
You can't deter me from my destiny:
I'll reach the dark tower made of hands,
Even though you've silently advised against,

For I sincerely am a curious man.”
L.C. Atencio

“So the guests have nothing they could tell you, for your voice, and your actions, are like the picture of the moon, dripping, melting, in long threads of silver into the wide distance of the sea, getting known and so astray, in the saltiness of the air — you, only you, thanks to you, Lady of Gladness.”
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