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Jun 2020
I hide
beneath the rock
like a salamander
clings to streamside
stones
once I held one
against my thumb,
on my palm it squirmed
the universe in its veins
and without a word
I returned it home
to moss green and rain-guzzling
grass,
my three-year-old
white Nike’s flooded and cracked
mud seeping through the soles.
Kelsey Banerjee
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Kelsey Banerjee  27/F
(27/F)   
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   Lori Jones McCaffery, --- and Fawn
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