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Ghost Girl

I glimpse her profile

Off the glare

Of the overhead

Transparent

 

Cloaked by lank,

Swinging hair

 

Eyes curtained

And a negative space of

Existence

Round her chair.

 

Forgotten

Neglected

By the rowdy, stinging noise

Peers whose vibrant adolescent mouths blare

Out one-note identities

 

She is there and

 

Then she’s gone

 

And my mind

Disconnects

Mid-lecture

 

Squinting into the shadowed corner

Looking for my grade-8 self.

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Sep 13, 2009
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