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Memorial Day

โœ’๏ธ Sunnylyn Thibodeaux
All that's left is the shroud the back wings. Roaches scurrying in the kitchen. Thereโ€™s no greater threat than this time at hand. Drunken cackles from the street. Still damp from 4 AM rain. I missed the instructions for this part. The trap. The deflate of dream. Utopia was always supposed to be right at hand. Right and left. Any which way weโ€™d make of it. Marine layer wonโ€™t budge for the rumble under our feet. Sky tears open in the north. Sirens on high. A small pool forms in the buckle of asphalt. In its gentle tremble the reflection of the grey white mass overhead with a perfect seam of blue. The rift where the dead speak how-tos.
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