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Apr 2015
I miss the sticky heat
between the prairies
pressing on my skin and my lungs.
Dust flutters in just the
sunny parts of your home.
The homesickness I feel
between all of my insides
when I think of my childhood,
when I want to be everywhere at once,
brings to life a solid part of a dream.
I hang white curtains
as to not shut out the sunlight completely.
At least I know, this time,
the dust has reached all parts of the old home.
Sarah Adkins
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Sarah Adkins  Boston
(Boston)   
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