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Dream poems

Homicidal rabbit in coat, vest and slacks. Trapped in a house, with wooden panel doors duct taped shut. Fake family, fake uncle gives everyone a check for thousands of dollars and I only get twenty. Goes out to call for help doesn't make it back in. Pounding on the doors, screaming for help. I panic, pulling shut and yelling for duct tape that damn white rabbit is stronger than he looks. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On the phone, talking to the man I’ll marry someday, and I’m feeling a little depressed. It sucks being far away from those you love. “I miss you,” I whine. “I miss you too,” he says. A car door slams, my head jerks upwards, automatically. A green Jeep parked outside. “But you know what?” The drummer from Dial-Up Days steps out. “There are some people here,” The guitarist follows suit “who really miss you too.” The man on the other end steps out, and tears begin to fall. Utterly shocked, amazed, and loved.
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Written by
charlotte-graham
Canadian
Published
Jan 31, 2012
Lines·Words
44·165
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This is the next unit we're starting. The instructions are simple: have a dream, remember it, write down everything you can remember. Boom, poetry. :)

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