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All the Dreams (2023)

  • ginny
  • Jan 19, 2024
  • 1 min read

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All the dreams I had for other women

Are coming true for me, today:


Seated neatly against a white background,

Like a word printed for the first time

I experience Nothingness

and its peace, like the stale public air

in the back of a Crown Victoria,

or behind a locked aluminum door.


From snitched pulpit watching

Us all spin to self-wished

Future emblazoned

with complacent tongues of fire,


I wonder with anxious burden

What I have, in ignorance,

Pilfered in the high-viz night,

and the things which I 

Cannot give back,

as It All is now a burnt emblem 

of necessary shame.


It is an ongoing travesty—

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