Freshly Painted Cream Walls
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#posts #poetryOne IKEA bag full of ill judged clothes - baggy shirts, faded bootcut jeans. Another holding new pans, an orange duvet still wrapped in plastic. Flyers for welcome parties and printouts and maps lie scattered over the plywood desk. No one here knows or cares who I am so I am a blackboard scrubbed clean. I decide not to be defined by worry. Starting at my acne-pitted forehead, I peel off the shape of who I was and, laughing to the empty room, I am recast without anyone noticing, my script punched up and rewritten. I become the city’s traffic pulse, black coffee unexpected fireworks, a bass drop in a sweaty club at two am, become a dust mite spinning out caught in a shaft of dawn light
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