Published August 17, 2020 again, again, and again by Pancy Rush (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) |
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again, again, and again
sometimes i try my luck
and go for the night
cheating on life,
flirting with death
just so i can go faster
to reach on time
where forbidden patterns
can be seen.
wonderful things are out there
and they're worth a jet lag
i made it a purpose
without thinking of an end
for every candid shot
is worth sharing.
Biography
Born in 1995 in Montreal, Pancy Rush moved from houses to houses
before flying to Rosario, Argentina. At the age of 16, he was offered a
professional contract to play soccer in the Castilian city. However, it
is after 2 years spent under the sun that he realized what his true
passion was. His first and most natural way of expressing, which is
writing, writing poetry. With now 2 written manuscripts, Pancy takes
the time needed to make it happen.
Instagram: @pancyrush
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