Forgotten Dreams

A Haiku

By Taylor InmanPublished 5 months ago • 1 min read

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Returning from Nod

Strange impressions drift away

What was that about?

surreal poetry

About the Creator

Taylor Inman

I'm a Computer Engineering major who enjoys reading, writing, fitness, and Crafts, and who occasionally writes stuff that can be published. Most is opinion, some is fact, a good majority is fiction - unless otherwise specified. Enjoy!

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