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Nov 2016
When I come home
I like to make myself
a midnight bowl
then lie beneath
the dripping ceiling
where
I am at peace.

My parents think
it’s a strange thing
for someone
to spend their life
in seclusion

behind these walls

but here -
I’m not being questioned,
nor judged.

Spread out on a cloud
and
blowing bigger ones
than the night before,
it is just
a time when people
aren’t knocking at my door,

elation comes and goes.
Emma Duncanson
Written by
Emma Duncanson  Glasgow
(Glasgow)   
336
   GaryFairy and Doug Potter
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