
“The soul, / like the square root of minus 1, / is an impossibility that has its uses.” Vijay Seshadri
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Sources: Rosenberg, Matthew, and Eric Schmitt. “In ISIS Strategy, U.S. Weighs Risk to Civilians.” New York Times 2015. Web. Seshadri, Vijay. “Imaginary Number .” Poetry Magazine. Feb. 2012. Web.