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Other Worldly

11/03/2017

By Jacqueline SchrothPublished 9 years ago 1 min read

We wish to speak to the dead. Mom? Dad? Are you there? You passed on the red lantern to light my way through life without you two. I wear my dad’s shirt and my mother’s robe, your smells intertwine and rush into my nose. I’ve never felt more at peace, more at home. The broom behind me are my responsibilities as the oldest of my generation. No one is there to guide me. My life’s in my own hands, and for the first time, I am free. I have become obsessed with the idea of freedom. My door is cracked open to free the demons trapped in my room. I punched a hole in the wall to free the Titans that live in them. Mom? Dad? I’m ready to set you free.

surreal poetry

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Jacqueline Schroth

silent thinker. full mind. clear voice. happy soul.

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    Written by Jacqueline Schroth