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Dimples

Sit still, XXri Brook Dimples, smile, light Too much for the heavy flight Of a daydream, happening Across from my mother’s anxious look Is my reason in a book? Maybe another book Buried in my room Me, no doors, nor nook Dimples overstretched, still deep I hide beneath a sheet 'Till the sun comes back I’m counting down from 3 But by 1, they turn to holes No dimples in the mould Of the shelter from this tree Overgrown, still underfed My father decomposes beneath Scratching me down Where I break reality The garden will pull me back And I know it isn’t far But backwards rolls between As I’m running towards a sun No one else can see
7/7/2021

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