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Dec 2010
Early morning,
houses blink at the light, curtains lift, fall.
As Dads march down garden paths
windows see my hysterical feet fling me outside,
tiptoes, Y shape, appease the eyes
of the white knuckled joiner,
β€œplease come home in a better mood”.
Sign language; I am too young to speak.
Written by
Claire Bircher
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