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a geometry lesson

by quinn-collins-1

in math we learned about parallel lines, always moving in sync, always in the same direction, but never crossing, never touching, and i went home, crying, cursing the universe for being so cruel, the pure tragedy of the fact rattling me to my bones and into my soul. but the next day, we learned about perpendicular lines, coming together and meeting in the middle, but separating, parting ways, never to see each other again, and i sat there, silently fuming, and asked my teacher why things have to be like they are, the one question she couldn’t answer.
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