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View through a window

Shouts and screams,

bangs in dreams.

We shuddered in the bunk beds

of our sea themed bedroom

like tiny fish.

They didn’t even try to restrain

the noise

or pretend everything was fine.

 

We hid.

 

Do you remember when

they were each going to have

one?

Acamera flash of broken moment,

vision torn, my head screamed.

 

Every cell in revolt.

 

Hot tears steamed the windows

as we drove away without you.

 

Memories blur,

but the car

stopped.

 

As suddenly as it had started.

 

A return, to what?

She was always too cold and the house was too hot.

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Oct 5, 2010
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