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Lillie Townsend
Poems
Nov 2018
Cross Over
I stand in the middle of the room
Watching the whole world
Go round without me.
I wait for someone to notice
The eerie figure in the corner of the room
But no one does.
It is as if I am the looking glass,
and the hooded man is Alice.
He looks at me, but doesn't see me.
He sees through me.
As if I am invisible.
I scan my surroundings.
A waiter is coming towards me,
He holds a tray
Filled with chalices of liquid forgetfulness.
I reach for one,
But my hand glides right through the tray,
And the man walks through me.
I look down,
And there I see
A crimson stain
That extends the length of my gown.
I flick my gaze to the corner of the room,
But he is no longer waiting for me there,
He is right in front of me
Whispering words of comfort
As IΒ Β cross over
Into a higher world
Of gold and clouds.
Written by
Lillie Townsend
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