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Dear Brother

I had a dream

That I was

Back at mom’s again.

 

She was walking

Around the house

Talking and smiling,

Catching me up,

On the neighborhood gossip,

As if nothing

Had even happened.

 

She brought out

A tin of muffins,

Blueberry,

As good as ever.

She said she would

Make more,

And started to get

Out the ingredients

While I stepped

Into the bathroom

Real quick.

 

But when I saw myself

In the mirror,

Things started to

Make too much sense,

Like how this was

Our old bathroom,

And we don’t

Live here anymore,

And it all started

Slipping away

Like dreams often do.

 

--Jack Singer

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Oct 11, 2011
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