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classroom

by @calliejoseph

i blink the dry air conditioning from my eyes pretend the cheap white table under my elbows is a waxed surfboard these fluorescent lights the warm and burning sun this popcorn ceiling littered with wandering cello-tape is the blue sky that i can see through the window naked, no clouds the whirring of the printer and these vexing voices could be the waves rolling into foam my board grinding against the water my feet touching the coral heads i am stuck in a daydream about the sea when in the classroom
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Sep 28, 2020
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